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package org.apache.phoenix.schema;

import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.ConstantSizeRegionSplitPolicy;

import org.apache.phoenix.util.SchemaUtil;


public class MetaDataSplitPolicy extends ConstantSizeRegionSplitPolicy {

    @Override
    protected byte[] getSplitPoint() {
        byte[] splitPoint = super.getSplitPoint();
        int offset = SchemaUtil.getVarCharLength(splitPoint, 0, splitPoint.length);
        // Split only on Phoenix schema name, so this is ok b/c we won't be splitting
        // in the middle of a Phoenix table.
        if (offset == splitPoint.length) {
            return splitPoint;
        }
//        offset = SchemaUtil.getVarCharLength(splitPoint, offset+1, splitPoint.length-offset-1);
//        // Split only on Phoenix schema and table name, so this is ok b/c we won't be splitting
//        // in the middle of a Phoenix table.
//        if (offset == splitPoint.length) {
//            return splitPoint;
//        }
        // Otherwise, an attempt is being made to split in the middle of a table.
        // Just return a split point at the schema boundary instead
        byte[] newSplitPoint = new byte[offset + 1];
        System.arraycopy(splitPoint, 0, newSplitPoint, 0, offset+1);
        return newSplitPoint;
    }

}