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/*
 * Created on May 7, 2009
 */

package com.bigdata.service.ndx;

import java.util.LinkedList;

import com.bigdata.btree.keys.KVO;
import com.bigdata.mdi.IMetadataIndex;
import com.bigdata.resources.StaleLocatorException;
import com.bigdata.service.Split;

/**
 * Interface for finding the {@link Split}s for an ordered set of unsigned
 * byte[] keys. Each key MUST be fully specified, e.g., point lookup. This
 * algorithm does NOT handle cases where multiple partitions must be scanned
 * because they share the same prefix as the key.
 * 

* The splitter processes the keys in order. It queries the * {@link IMetadataIndex} for the partition spanning the first key. It then * places all keys spanned by that partition into that split. When it reaches * the first key which is GTE the rightSeparator, it queries the MDI for that * key. Index partition Split, Move and Joins should not be able to cause a * problem for this algorithm. At the worst, some tuples will be directed to a * stale locator and the stale locator exception is handled. *

* The split operation is not atomic, however it is consistent in the following * sense. Any identified {@link Split}s will either be for a valid index * partition, for a partition of an index which has been deleted, or for an * index partition which has since been split, joined or moved. In the latter * case a {@link StaleLocatorException} will be thrown if the client attempts an * operation on the unisolated view of that index partition. All clients know * how to handle that exception and redirect the request as appropriate. * * @author Bryan Thompson * @version $Id$ */ public interface ISplitter { /** * Identify the {@link Split}s for an ordered array of keys such that there * is one {@link Split} per index partition spanned by the data. * * @param ts * The timestamp for the {@link IMetadataIndex} view that will be * applied to choose the {@link Split}s. * @param fromIndex * The index of the first key in keys to be processed * (inclusive). * @param toIndex * The index of the last key in keys to be processed. * @param keys * An array of keys. Each key is an interpreted as an unsigned * byte[] which fully specifies the desired tuple (no prefix * scans). All keys must be non-null. The keys must be in sorted * order. * * @return The {@link Split}s that you can use to form requests based on the * identified first/last key and partition identified by this * process. */ LinkedList splitKeys(final long ts, final int fromIndex, final int toIndex, final byte[][] keys); /** * Identify the {@link Split}s for an ordered {@link KVO}[] such that there * is one {@link Split} per index partition spanned by the data. * * @param ts * The timestamp for the {@link IMetadataIndex} view that will be * applied to choose the {@link Split}s. * @param fromIndex * The index of the first key in keys to be processed * (inclusive). * @param toIndex * The index of the last key in keys to be processed. * @param keys * An array of keys. Each key is an interpreted as an unsigned * byte[] which fully specifies the desired tuple (no prefix * scans). All keys must be non-null. The keys must be in sorted * order. * * @return The {@link Split}s that you can use to form requests based on the * identified first/last key and partition identified by this * process. */ LinkedList splitKeys(final long ts, final int fromIndex, final int toIndex, final KVO[] a); }





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