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package com.bigdata.service;

/**
 * Immutable state for a transaction.
 * 
 * @author Bryan Thompson
 */
public interface ITxState0 {

    /**
     * The start time for the transaction as assigned by a centralized
     * transaction manager service. Transaction start times are unique and also
     * serve as transaction identifiers. Note that this is NOT the time at which
     * a transaction begins executing on a specific journal as the same
     * transaction may start at different moments on different journals and
     * typically will only start on some journals rather than all.
     * 
     * @return The transaction start time.
     * 
     * @see #getReadsOnCommitTime()
     * 
     *      TODO Rename since the sign indicates read-only vs read-write and
     *      hence it can not be directly interpreted as a commitTime? (e.g.,
     *      getTxId()).
     */
    long getStartTimestamp();

    /**
     * The timestamp of the commit point against which this transaction is
     * reading.
     * 

* Note: This is not currently available on a cluster. In that context, we * wind up with the same timestamp for {@link #startTime} and * {@link #readsOnCommitTime} which causes cache pollution for things which * cache based on {@link #readsOnCommitTime}. * * @see * Refactor native long tx id to thin object * * @see Add * cache for access to historical index views on the Journal by name * and commitTime. */ long getReadsOnCommitTime(); }





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