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This patch implements the idea of the bug report by making Event_queue unaware of Event_db_repository by making a higher level class - Events, which is aware of most of all classes, responsible for passing all data needed for adding/updating/deleting an event to/from the queue. Introduces few new classes : - Event_worker_thread - Event_queue_element_for_exec sql/event_data_objects.cc: Introduced a new class Event_queue_element_for_exec According to Konstantin it should be named Event_name and hold only two LEX_STRINGs but `dropped` is not saved on disk and will require additional logic in Event_worker_thread class, after loading to compute whether the event should be dropped or not. It's easier just to pass this flag around. Removed Event_queue_element::drop(). This method was a source of a race condition. At the place where the event should be dropped we call Events::drop_event() which is the only code-flow for dropping. In addition, because ::drop_event() holds Events::LOCK_metadata there is no source of race conditions. Before this patch dropping from ::drop() wasn't under LOCK_metadata and races were possible. Because Events::open_event_table was removed as a method, provisionally events_event_db_repository was exported from events.cc till a solution is build where Event_queue_element does not access directly mysql.event. sql/event_data_objects.h: New class Event_queue_element_for_exec added which is returned from Event_queue::get_top_if_time() and passed through Event_scheduler to Event_worker_thread. There by using the (db)name Event_job_data is instanciated and executed. Dropped Event_queue_element::drop() thd was moved out of Event_job_data as it is now part of Event_queue_element_for_exec sql/event_queue.cc: Removed dependency of Event_queue on Event_db_repository. The instantiation of Event_job_data was moved to class Event_worker_thread In place is a return of an object of Event_queue_element_for_exec is used later for instantiating Event_job_data. The `dropped` flag of Event_queue_element is passed over Event_queue_element_for_exec to the code in Event_worker_thread. sql/event_queue.h: Removed dependency of Event_queue on Event_db_repository Removed dependency on Event_scheduler sql/event_scheduler.cc: Added class Event_worker_thread, which is used during the execution of an event. It has a static init() method to get a pointer to Event_db_repository to be used for instantiation of Event_job_data object. This object it then executed. sql/event_scheduler.h: Added class Event_worker_thread, which is used during the execution of an event. sql/events.cc: Removed Events::open_event_table() because it was a product of a bad architecture. sql/events.h: Removed friend definition, unneeded. Fixed Events::drop_event() to have the previous signature without bool only_from_disk sql/sql_parse.cc: Fix call |
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