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package org.apache.kudu.client;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkArgument;
import static java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets.UTF_8;
import static org.apache.kudu.tserver.Tserver.NewScanRequestPB;
import static org.apache.kudu.tserver.Tserver.ResourceMetricsPB;
import static org.apache.kudu.tserver.Tserver.ScanRequestPB;
import static org.apache.kudu.tserver.Tserver.ScanResponsePB;
import static org.apache.kudu.tserver.Tserver.TabletServerErrorPB;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicReference;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.protobuf.Message;
import com.google.protobuf.UnsafeByteOperations;
import com.stumbleupon.async.Callback;
import com.stumbleupon.async.Deferred;
import org.apache.yetus.audience.InterfaceAudience;
import org.apache.yetus.audience.InterfaceStability;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import org.apache.kudu.ColumnSchema;
import org.apache.kudu.Common;
import org.apache.kudu.Schema;
import org.apache.kudu.Type;
import org.apache.kudu.security.Token;
import org.apache.kudu.tserver.Tserver;
import org.apache.kudu.tserver.Tserver.ScannerKeepAliveRequestPB;
import org.apache.kudu.tserver.Tserver.ScannerKeepAliveResponsePB;
import org.apache.kudu.util.Pair;

/**
 * Creates a scanner to read data from Kudu.
 * 

* This class is not synchronized as it's expected to be * used from a single thread at a time. It's rarely (if ever?) useful to * scan concurrently from a shared scanner using multiple threads. If you * want to optimize large table scans using extra parallelism, create a few * scanners through the {@link KuduScanToken} API. Or use MapReduce. *

* There's no method in this class to explicitly open the scanner. It will open * itself automatically when you start scanning by calling {@link #nextRows()}. * Also, the scanner will automatically call {@link #close} when it reaches the * end key. If, however, you would like to stop scanning before reaching the * end key, you must call {@link #close} before disposing of the scanner. * Note that it's always safe to call {@link #close} on a scanner. *

* A {@code AsyncKuduScanner} is not re-usable. Should you want to scan the same rows * or the same table again, you must create a new one. * *

A note on passing {@code byte} arrays in argument

* None of the method that receive a {@code byte[]} in argument will copy it. * For more info, please refer to the documentation of {@link KuduRpc}. *

A note on passing {@code String}s in argument

* All strings are assumed to use the platform's default charset. */ @InterfaceAudience.Public @InterfaceStability.Unstable public final class AsyncKuduScanner { private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(AsyncKuduScanner.class); /** * The possible read modes for scanners. */ @InterfaceAudience.Public @InterfaceStability.Evolving public enum ReadMode { /** * When READ_LATEST is specified the server will always return committed writes at * the time the request was received. This type of read does not return a snapshot * timestamp and is not repeatable. * * In ACID terms this corresponds to Isolation mode: "Read Committed" * * This is the default mode. */ READ_LATEST(Common.ReadMode.READ_LATEST), /** * When READ_AT_SNAPSHOT is specified the server will attempt to perform a read * at the provided timestamp. If no timestamp is provided the server will take the * current time as the snapshot timestamp. In this mode reads are repeatable, i.e. * all future reads at the same timestamp will yield the same data. This is * performed at the expense of waiting for in-flight transactions whose timestamp * is lower than the snapshot's timestamp to complete, so it might incur a latency * penalty. * * In ACID terms this, by itself, corresponds to Isolation mode "Repeatable * Read". If all writes to the scanned tablet are made externally consistent, * then this corresponds to Isolation mode "Strict-Serializable". * * Note: there currently "holes", which happen in rare edge conditions, by which writes * are sometimes not externally consistent even when action was taken to make them so. * In these cases Isolation may degenerate to mode "Read Committed". See KUDU-430. */ READ_AT_SNAPSHOT(Common.ReadMode.READ_AT_SNAPSHOT), /** * When @c READ_YOUR_WRITES is specified, the client will perform a read * such that it follows all previously known writes and reads from this client. * Specifically this mode: * (1) ensures read-your-writes and read-your-reads session guarantees, * (2) minimizes latency caused by waiting for outstanding write * transactions to complete. * * Reads in this mode are not repeatable: two READ_YOUR_WRITES reads, even if * they provide the same propagated timestamp bound, can execute at different * timestamps and thus may return different results. */ READ_YOUR_WRITES(Common.ReadMode.READ_YOUR_WRITES); private final Common.ReadMode pbVersion; ReadMode(Common.ReadMode pbVersion) { this.pbVersion = pbVersion; } @InterfaceAudience.Private public Common.ReadMode pbVersion() { return this.pbVersion; } } /** * Expected row data format in scanner result set. * * The server may or may not support the expected layout, and the actual layout is internal * hidden by {@link RowResult} and {@link RowResultIterator} interfaces so it's transparent to * application code. */ @InterfaceAudience.Public @InterfaceStability.Evolving public enum RowDataFormat { /** * Server is expected to return scanner result data in row-wise layout. * This is currently the default layout. */ ROWWISE, /** * Server is expected to return scanner result data in columnar layout. * This layout is more efficient in processing and bandwidth for both server and client side. * It requires server support (kudu-1.12.0 and later), if it's not supported server still * returns data in row-wise layout. */ COLUMNAR, } // This is private because it is not safe to use this column name as it may be // different in the case of collisions. Instead the `IS_DELETED` column should // be looked up by type. static final String DEFAULT_IS_DELETED_COL_NAME = "is_deleted"; ////////////////////////// // Initial configurations. ////////////////////////// private final AsyncKuduClient client; private final KuduTable table; private final Schema schema; private final PartitionPruner pruner; /** * Map of column name to predicate. */ private final Map predicates; /** * Maximum number of bytes returned by the scanner, on each batch. */ private final int batchSizeBytes; /** * The maximum number of rows to scan. */ private final long limit; /** * Set in the builder. If it's not set by the user, it will default to EMPTY_ARRAY. * It is then reset to the new start primary key of each tablet we open a scanner on as the scan * moves from one tablet to the next. */ private final byte[] startPrimaryKey; /** * Set in the builder. If it's not set by the user, it will default to EMPTY_ARRAY. * It's never modified after that. */ private final byte[] endPrimaryKey; private byte[] lastPrimaryKey; private final boolean prefetching; private final boolean cacheBlocks; private final ReadMode readMode; private final Common.OrderMode orderMode; private final boolean isFaultTolerant; private final long startTimestamp; private long htTimestamp; private long lowerBoundPropagationTimestamp = AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP; private final ReplicaSelection replicaSelection; private final long keepAlivePeriodMs; ///////////////////// // Runtime variables. ///////////////////// private boolean reuseRowResult = false; private final ResourceMetrics resourceMetrics = new ResourceMetrics(); private boolean closed = false; private boolean canRequestMore = true; private long numRowsReturned = 0; private RowDataFormat rowDataFormat = RowDataFormat.ROWWISE; /** * The tabletSlice currently being scanned. * If null, we haven't started scanning. * If == DONE, then we're done scanning. * Otherwise it contains a proper tabletSlice name, and we're currently scanning. */ private RemoteTablet tablet; /** * This is the scanner ID we got from the TabletServer. * It's generated randomly so any value is possible. */ private byte[] scannerId; /** * The sequence ID of this call. The sequence ID should start at 0 * with the request for a new scanner, and after each successful request, * the client should increment it by 1. When retrying a request, the client * should _not_ increment this value. If the server detects that the client * missed a chunk of rows from the middle of a scan, it will respond with an * error. */ private int sequenceId; final long scanRequestTimeout; /** * The prefetching result is cached in memory. This atomic reference is used to avoid * two concurrent prefetchings occur and the latest one overrides the previous one. */ private AtomicReference> cachedPrefetcherDeferred = new AtomicReference<>(); /** * When scanner's prefetching is enabled, there are at most two concurrent ScanRequests * sent to the tserver. But if the scan data reached the end, only one hasMore=false is returned. * As a result, one of the ScanRequests got "scanner not found (it may have expired)" exception. * The same issue occurs for KeepAliveRequest. * * @param errorCode error code returned from tserver * @return true if this can be ignored */ boolean canBeIgnored(TabletServerErrorPB.Code errorCode) { return errorCode == TabletServerErrorPB.Code.SCANNER_EXPIRED && prefetching && closed; } AsyncKuduScanner(AsyncKuduClient client, KuduTable table, List projectedNames, List projectedIndexes, ReadMode readMode, boolean isFaultTolerant, long scanRequestTimeout, Map predicates, long limit, boolean cacheBlocks, boolean prefetching, byte[] startPrimaryKey, byte[] endPrimaryKey, long startTimestamp, long htTimestamp, int batchSizeBytes, PartitionPruner pruner, ReplicaSelection replicaSelection, long keepAlivePeriodMs) { checkArgument(batchSizeBytes >= 0, "Need non-negative number of bytes, " + "got %s", batchSizeBytes); checkArgument(limit > 0, "Need a strictly positive number for the limit, " + "got %s", limit); if (htTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { checkArgument(htTimestamp >= 0, "Need non-negative number for the scan, " + " timestamp got %s", htTimestamp); checkArgument(readMode == ReadMode.READ_AT_SNAPSHOT, "When specifying a " + "HybridClock timestamp, the read mode needs to be set to READ_AT_SNAPSHOT"); } if (startTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { checkArgument(htTimestamp >= 0, "Must have both start and end timestamps " + "for a diff scan"); checkArgument(startTimestamp <= htTimestamp, "Start timestamp must be less " + "than or equal to end timestamp"); } this.isFaultTolerant = isFaultTolerant; if (this.isFaultTolerant) { checkArgument(readMode == ReadMode.READ_AT_SNAPSHOT, "Use of fault tolerance scanner " + "requires the read mode to be set to READ_AT_SNAPSHOT"); this.orderMode = Common.OrderMode.ORDERED; } else { this.orderMode = Common.OrderMode.UNORDERED; } this.client = client; this.table = table; this.pruner = pruner; this.readMode = readMode; this.scanRequestTimeout = scanRequestTimeout; this.predicates = predicates; this.limit = limit; this.cacheBlocks = cacheBlocks; this.prefetching = prefetching; this.startPrimaryKey = startPrimaryKey; this.endPrimaryKey = endPrimaryKey; this.startTimestamp = startTimestamp; this.htTimestamp = htTimestamp; this.batchSizeBytes = batchSizeBytes; this.lastPrimaryKey = AsyncKuduClient.EMPTY_ARRAY; // Map the column names to actual columns in the table schema. // If the user set this to 'null', we scan all columns. List columns = new ArrayList<>(); if (projectedNames != null) { for (String columnName : projectedNames) { ColumnSchema originalColumn = table.getSchema().getColumn(columnName); columns.add(getStrippedColumnSchema(originalColumn)); } } else if (projectedIndexes != null) { for (Integer columnIndex : projectedIndexes) { ColumnSchema originalColumn = table.getSchema().getColumnByIndex(columnIndex); columns.add(getStrippedColumnSchema(originalColumn)); } } else { // By default, a scanner is created with all columns including auto-incrementing // column if projected columns are not specified. columns.addAll(table.getSchema().getColumns()); } // This is a diff scan so add the IS_DELETED column. if (startTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { columns.add(generateIsDeletedColumn(table.getSchema())); } this.schema = new Schema(columns); // If the partition pruner has pruned all partitions, then the scan can be // short circuited without contacting any tablet servers. if (!pruner.hasMorePartitionKeyRanges()) { LOG.debug("Short circuiting scan"); this.canRequestMore = false; this.closed = true; } this.replicaSelection = replicaSelection; this.keepAlivePeriodMs = keepAlivePeriodMs; // For READ_YOUR_WRITES scan mode, get the latest observed timestamp // and store it. Always use this one as the propagated timestamp for // the duration of the scan to avoid unnecessary wait. if (readMode == ReadMode.READ_YOUR_WRITES) { this.lowerBoundPropagationTimestamp = this.client.getLastPropagatedTimestamp(); } } /** * Generates and returns a ColumnSchema for the virtual IS_DELETED column. * The column name is generated to ensure there is never a collision. * * @param schema the table schema * @return a ColumnSchema for the virtual IS_DELETED column */ private static ColumnSchema generateIsDeletedColumn(Schema schema) { StringBuilder columnName = new StringBuilder(DEFAULT_IS_DELETED_COL_NAME); // If the column already exists and we need to pick an alternate column name. while (schema.hasColumn(columnName.toString())) { columnName.append("_"); } return new ColumnSchema.ColumnSchemaBuilder(columnName.toString(), Type.BOOL) .wireType(Common.DataType.IS_DELETED) .defaultValue(false) .nullable(false) .key(false) .build(); } /** * Sets isKey to false on the passed ColumnSchema. * This allows out of order key columns in projections. * * TODO: Remove the need for this by handling server side. * * @return a new column schema */ private static ColumnSchema getStrippedColumnSchema(ColumnSchema columnToClone) { return new ColumnSchema.ColumnSchemaBuilder(columnToClone) .key(false) .build(); } /** * Returns the maximum number of rows that this scanner was configured to return. * @return a long representing the maximum number of rows that can be returned */ public long getLimit() { return this.limit; } /** * Tells if there is data to scan, including both rpc or cached rpc result. * @return true if there might be more data to scan, else false */ public boolean hasMoreRows() { return this.canRequestMore || cachedPrefetcherDeferred.get() != null; } /** * Returns if this scanner was configured to cache data blocks or not. * @return true if this scanner will cache blocks, else else. */ public boolean getCacheBlocks() { return this.cacheBlocks; } /** * Returns the maximum number of bytes returned by the scanner, on each batch. * @return a long representing the maximum number of bytes that a scanner can receive at once * from a tablet server */ public long getBatchSizeBytes() { return this.batchSizeBytes; } /** * Returns the ReadMode for this scanner. * @return the configured read mode for this scanner */ public ReadMode getReadMode() { return this.readMode; } private Common.OrderMode getOrderMode() { return this.orderMode; } /** * Returns the scan request timeout for this scanner. * @return the scan request timeout, in milliseconds */ public long getScanRequestTimeout() { return scanRequestTimeout; } /** * Returns the projection schema of this scanner. If specific columns were * not specified during scanner creation, the table schema is returned. * @return the projection schema for this scanner */ public Schema getProjectionSchema() { return this.schema; } public long getKeepAlivePeriodMs() { return keepAlivePeriodMs; } long getStartSnapshotTimestamp() { return this.startTimestamp; } /** * Returns the {@code ResourceMetrics} for this scanner. These metrics are * updated with each batch of rows returned from the server. * @return the resource metrics for this scanner */ public ResourceMetrics getResourceMetrics() { return this.resourceMetrics; } long getSnapshotTimestamp() { return this.htTimestamp; } /** * If set to true, the {@link RowResult} object returned by the {@link RowResultIterator} * will be reused with each call to {@link RowResultIterator#next()}. * This can be a useful optimization to reduce the number of objects created. * * Note: DO NOT use this if the RowResult is stored between calls to next(). * Enabling this optimization means that a call to next() mutates the previously returned * RowResult. Accessing the previously returned RowResult after a call to next(), by storing all * RowResults in a collection and accessing them later for example, will lead to all of the * stored RowResults being mutated as per the data in the last RowResult returned. */ public void setReuseRowResult(boolean reuseRowResult) { this.reuseRowResult = reuseRowResult; } /** * Optionally set expected row data format. * * @param rowDataFormat Row data format to be expected. */ public void setRowDataFormat(RowDataFormat rowDataFormat) { this.rowDataFormat = rowDataFormat; } /** * Scans a number of rows. *

* Once this method returns {@code null} once (which indicates that this * {@code Scanner} is done scanning), calling it again leads to an undefined * behavior. * @return a deferred list of rows. */ public Deferred nextRows() { if (closed) { // We're already done scanning. if (prefetching && cachedPrefetcherDeferred.get() != null) { // return the cached result and reset the cache. return cachedPrefetcherDeferred.getAndUpdate((v) -> null); } return Deferred.fromResult(null); } else if (tablet == null) { Callback, AsyncKuduScanner.Response> cb = new Callback, Response>() { @Override public Deferred call(Response resp) throws Exception { if (htTimestamp == AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP && resp.scanTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { // If the server-assigned timestamp is present in the tablet // server's response, store it in the scanner. The stored value // is used for read operations in READ_AT_SNAPSHOT mode at // other tablet servers in the context of the same scan. htTimestamp = resp.scanTimestamp; } long lastPropagatedTimestamp = AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP; if (readMode == ReadMode.READ_YOUR_WRITES && resp.scanTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { // For READ_YOUR_WRITES mode, update the latest propagated timestamp // with the chosen snapshot timestamp sent back from the server, to // avoid unnecessarily wait for subsequent reads. Since as long as // the chosen snapshot timestamp of the next read is greater than // the previous one, the scan does not violate READ_YOUR_WRITES // session guarantees. lastPropagatedTimestamp = resp.scanTimestamp; } else if (resp.propagatedTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { // Otherwise we just use the propagated timestamp returned from // the server as the latest propagated timestamp. lastPropagatedTimestamp = resp.propagatedTimestamp; } if (lastPropagatedTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { client.updateLastPropagatedTimestamp(lastPropagatedTimestamp); } if (isFaultTolerant && resp.lastPrimaryKey != null) { lastPrimaryKey = resp.lastPrimaryKey; } numRowsReturned += resp.data.getNumRows(); if (resp.resourceMetricsPb != null) { resourceMetrics.update(resp.resourceMetricsPb); } if (!resp.more || resp.scannerId == null) { scanFinished(); return Deferred.fromResult(resp.data); // there might be data to return } scannerId = resp.scannerId; sequenceId++; canRequestMore = resp.more; if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) { LOG.debug("Scanner {} opened on {}", Bytes.pretty(scannerId), tablet); } return Deferred.fromResult(resp.data); } @Override public String toString() { return "scanner opened"; } }; Callback, Exception> eb = new Callback, Exception>() { @Override public Deferred call(Exception e) throws Exception { invalidate(); if (e instanceof NonCoveredRangeException) { NonCoveredRangeException ncre = (NonCoveredRangeException) e; pruner.removePartitionKeyRange(ncre.getNonCoveredRangeEnd()); // Stop scanning if the non-covered range is past the end partition key. if (!pruner.hasMorePartitionKeyRanges()) { canRequestMore = false; closed = true; // the scanner is closed on the other side at this point return Deferred.fromResult(RowResultIterator.empty()); } scannerId = null; sequenceId = 0; return nextRows(); } else { LOG.debug("Can not open scanner", e); // Don't let the scanner think it's opened on this tablet. return Deferred.fromError(e); // Let the error propagate. } } @Override public String toString() { return "open scanner errback"; } }; // We need to open the scanner first. return client.sendRpcToTablet(getOpenRequest()).addCallbackDeferring(cb).addErrback(eb); } else if (prefetching && cachedPrefetcherDeferred.get() != null) { Deferred prefetcherDeferred = cachedPrefetcherDeferred.getAndUpdate((v) -> null); prefetcherDeferred.chain(new Deferred().addCallback(prefetch)); return prefetcherDeferred; } final Deferred d = client.scanNextRows(this).addCallbacks(gotNextRow, nextRowErrback()); if (prefetching) { d.chain(new Deferred().addCallback(prefetch)); } return d; } private final Callback prefetch = new Callback() { @Override public RowResultIterator call(RowResultIterator arg) throws Exception { if (canRequestMore) { if (cachedPrefetcherDeferred.get() == null) { Deferred prefetcherDeferred = client.scanNextRows(AsyncKuduScanner.this) .addCallbacks(gotNextRow, nextRowErrback()); if (!cachedPrefetcherDeferred.compareAndSet(null, prefetcherDeferred)) { LOG.info("Skip one prefetching because two concurrent prefetching scan occurs"); } } } return null; } }; /** * Singleton callback to handle responses of "next" RPCs. * This returns an {@code ArrayList>} (possibly inside a * deferred one). */ private final Callback gotNextRow = new Callback() { @Override public RowResultIterator call(final Response resp) { long lastPropagatedTimestamp = AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP; if (readMode == ReadMode.READ_YOUR_WRITES && resp.scanTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { // For READ_YOUR_WRITES mode, update the latest propagated timestamp // with the chosen snapshot timestamp sent back from the server, to // avoid unnecessarily wait for subsequent reads. Since as long as // the chosen snapshot timestamp of the next read is greater than // the previous one, the scan does not violate READ_YOUR_WRITES // session guarantees. lastPropagatedTimestamp = resp.scanTimestamp; } else if (resp.propagatedTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { // Otherwise we just use the propagated timestamp returned from // the server as the latest propagated timestamp. lastPropagatedTimestamp = resp.propagatedTimestamp; } if (lastPropagatedTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { client.updateLastPropagatedTimestamp(lastPropagatedTimestamp); } numRowsReturned += resp.data.getNumRows(); if (isFaultTolerant && resp.lastPrimaryKey != null) { lastPrimaryKey = resp.lastPrimaryKey; } if (resp.resourceMetricsPb != null) { resourceMetrics.update(resp.resourceMetricsPb); } if (!resp.more) { // We're done scanning this tablet. scanFinished(); return resp.data; } sequenceId++; canRequestMore = resp.more; return resp.data; } @Override public String toString() { return "get nextRows response"; } }; /** * Creates a new errback to handle errors while trying to get more rows. */ private final Callback, Exception> nextRowErrback() { return new Callback, Exception>() { @Override public Deferred call(Exception e) throws Exception { final RemoteTablet old_tablet = tablet; // Save before invalidate(). invalidate(); // If there was an error, don't assume we're still OK. // If encountered FaultTolerantScannerExpiredException, it means the // fault tolerant scanner on the server side expired. Therefore, open // a new scanner. if (e instanceof FaultTolerantScannerExpiredException) { scannerId = null; sequenceId = 0; LOG.warn("Scanner expired, creating a new one {}", AsyncKuduScanner.this); return nextRows(); } else { LOG.warn("{} pretends to not know {}", old_tablet, AsyncKuduScanner.this, e); return Deferred.fromError(e); // Let the error propagate. } } @Override public String toString() { return "NextRow errback"; } }; } void scanFinished() { Partition partition = tablet.getPartition(); pruner.removePartitionKeyRange(partition.getPartitionKeyEnd()); // Stop scanning if we have scanned until or past the end partition key, or // if we have fulfilled the limit. if (!pruner.hasMorePartitionKeyRanges() || numRowsReturned >= limit) { canRequestMore = false; closed = true; // the scanner is closed on the other side at this point return; } if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) { LOG.debug("Done scanning tablet {} for partition {} with scanner id {}", tablet.getTabletId(), tablet.getPartition(), Bytes.pretty(scannerId)); } scannerId = null; sequenceId = 0; lastPrimaryKey = AsyncKuduClient.EMPTY_ARRAY; invalidate(); } /** * @return true if the scanner has been closed. */ public boolean isClosed() { return closed; } /** * Closes this scanner (don't forget to call this when you're done with it!). *

* Closing a scanner already closed has no effect. The deferred returned * will be called back immediately. * @return A deferred object that indicates the completion of the request. * The {@link Object} can be null, a RowResultIterator if there was data left * in the scanner, or an Exception. */ public Deferred close() { if (closed) { return Deferred.fromResult(null); } return client.closeScanner(this).addCallback(closedCallback()); // TODO errBack ? } /** Callback+Errback invoked when the TabletServer closed our scanner. */ private Callback closedCallback() { return new Callback() { @Override public RowResultIterator call(Response response) { closed = true; if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) { LOG.debug("Scanner {} closed on {}", Bytes.pretty(scannerId), tablet); } invalidate(); scannerId = "client debug closed".getBytes(UTF_8); // Make debugging easier. return response == null ? null : response.data; } @Override public String toString() { return "scanner closed"; } }; } @Override public String toString() { final String tablet = this.tablet == null ? "null" : this.tablet.getTabletId(); final StringBuilder buf = new StringBuilder(); buf.append("KuduScanner(table="); buf.append(table.getName()); buf.append(", tablet=").append(tablet); buf.append(", scannerId=").append(Bytes.pretty(scannerId)); buf.append(", scanRequestTimeout=").append(scanRequestTimeout); if (startPrimaryKey.length > 0) { buf.append(", startPrimaryKey=").append(Bytes.hex(startPrimaryKey)); } else { buf.append(", startPrimaryKey="); } if (endPrimaryKey.length > 0) { buf.append(", endPrimaryKey=").append(Bytes.hex(endPrimaryKey)); } else { buf.append(", endPrimaryKey="); } if (lastPrimaryKey.length > 0) { buf.append(", lastPrimaryKey=").append(Bytes.hex(lastPrimaryKey)); } else { buf.append(", lastPrimaryKey="); } buf.append(')'); return buf.toString(); } // ---------------------- // // Package private stuff. // // ---------------------- // KuduTable table() { return table; } /** * Invalidates this scanner and makes it assume it's no longer opened. * When a TabletServer goes away while we're scanning it, or some other type * of access problem happens, this method should be called so that the * scanner will have to re-locate the TabletServer and re-open itself. */ void invalidate() { tablet = null; } /** * Returns the tabletSlice currently being scanned, if any. */ RemoteTablet currentTablet() { return tablet; } /** * Gets the replica selection mechanism being used. * * @return the replica selection mechanism. */ ReplicaSelection getReplicaSelection() { return replicaSelection; } /** * Returns an RPC to open this scanner. */ KuduRpc getOpenRequest() { checkScanningNotStarted(); return new ScanRequest(table, State.OPENING, tablet); } /** * Keep the current remote scanner alive. *

* Keep the current remote scanner alive on the Tablet server for an * additional time-to-live. This is useful if the interval in between * nextRows() calls is big enough that the remote scanner might be garbage * collected. The scanner time-to-live can be configured on the tablet * server via the --scanner_ttl_ms configuration flag and has a default * of 60 seconds. *

* This does not invalidate any previously fetched results. *

* Note that an error returned by this method should not be taken as indication * that the scan has failed. Subsequent calls to nextRows() might still be successful, * particularly if the scanner is configured to be fault tolerant. * @return A deferred object that indicates the completion of the request. * @throws IllegalStateException if the scanner is already closed. */ public Deferred keepAlive() { if (closed) { if (prefetching && cachedPrefetcherDeferred.get() != null) { // skip sending keep alive if all of the data has been fetched in prefetching mode return Deferred.fromResult(null); } throw new IllegalStateException("Scanner has already been closed"); } return client.keepAlive(this); } /** * Returns an RPC to fetch the next rows. */ KuduRpc getNextRowsRequest() { return new ScanRequest(table, State.NEXT, tablet); } /** * Returns an RPC to close this scanner. */ KuduRpc getCloseRequest() { return new ScanRequest(table, State.CLOSING, tablet); } /** * Returns an RPC to keep this scanner alive on the tablet server. * @return a new {@link KeepAliveRequest} */ KuduRpc getKeepAliveRequest() { return new KeepAliveRequest(table, tablet); } /** * Throws an exception if scanning already started. * @throws IllegalStateException if scanning already started. */ private void checkScanningNotStarted() { if (tablet != null) { throw new IllegalStateException("scanning already started"); } } /** * Helper object that contains all the info sent by a TS after a Scan request. */ static final class Response { /** The ID associated with the scanner that issued the request. */ private final byte[] scannerId; /** The actual payload of the response. */ private final RowResultIterator data; /** * If false, the filter we use decided there was no more data to scan. * In this case, the server has automatically closed the scanner for us, * so we don't need to explicitly close it. */ private final boolean more; /** * Server-assigned timestamp for the scan operation. It's used when * the scan operates in READ_AT_SNAPSHOT mode and the timestamp is not * specified explicitly. The field is set with the snapshot timestamp sent * in the response from the very first tablet server contacted while * fetching data from corresponding tablets. If the tablet server does not * send the snapshot timestamp in its response, this field is assigned * a special value AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP. */ private final long scanTimestamp; /** * The server timestamp to propagate, if set. If the server response does * not contain propagated timestamp, this field is set to special value * AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP */ private final long propagatedTimestamp; private final byte[] lastPrimaryKey; private final ResourceMetricsPB resourceMetricsPb; Response(final byte[] scannerId, final RowResultIterator data, final boolean more, final long scanTimestamp, final long propagatedTimestamp, final byte[] lastPrimaryKey, final ResourceMetricsPB resourceMetricsPb) { this.scannerId = scannerId; this.data = data; this.more = more; this.scanTimestamp = scanTimestamp; this.propagatedTimestamp = propagatedTimestamp; this.lastPrimaryKey = lastPrimaryKey; this.resourceMetricsPb = resourceMetricsPb; } @Override public String toString() { String ret = "AsyncKuduScanner$Response(scannerId = " + Bytes.pretty(scannerId) + ", data = " + data + ", more = " + more; if (scanTimestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { ret += ", responseScanTimestamp = " + scanTimestamp; } ret += ")"; return ret; } } private enum State { OPENING, NEXT, CLOSING } /** * RPC sent out to keep a scanner alive on a TabletServer. */ final class KeepAliveRequest extends KuduRpc { KeepAliveRequest(KuduTable table, RemoteTablet tablet) { super(table, client.getTimer(), scanRequestTimeout); setTablet(tablet); } @Override String serviceName() { return TABLET_SERVER_SERVICE_NAME; } @Override String method() { return "ScannerKeepAlive"; } @Override ReplicaSelection getReplicaSelection() { return replicaSelection; } /** Serializes this request. */ @Override Message createRequestPB() { final ScannerKeepAliveRequestPB.Builder builder = ScannerKeepAliveRequestPB.newBuilder(); builder.setScannerId(UnsafeByteOperations.unsafeWrap(scannerId)); return builder.build(); } @Override public byte[] partitionKey() { // This key is used to lookup where the request needs to go return pruner.nextPartitionKey(); } @Override Pair deserialize(final CallResponse callResponse, String tsUUID) throws KuduException { ScannerKeepAliveResponsePB.Builder builder = ScannerKeepAliveResponsePB.newBuilder(); readProtobuf(callResponse.getPBMessage(), builder); ScannerKeepAliveResponsePB resp = builder.build(); TabletServerErrorPB error = null; if (resp.hasError()) { if (canBeIgnored(resp.getError().getCode())) { LOG.info("Ignore false alert of scanner not found for keep alive request"); } else { error = resp.getError(); } } return new Pair<>(null, error); } } /** * RPC sent out to fetch the next rows from the TabletServer. */ final class ScanRequest extends KuduRpc { private final State state; /** The token with which to authorize this RPC. */ private Token.SignedTokenPB authzToken; ScanRequest(KuduTable table, State state, RemoteTablet tablet) { super(table, client.getTimer(), scanRequestTimeout); setTablet(tablet); this.state = state; } @Override String serviceName() { return TABLET_SERVER_SERVICE_NAME; } @Override String method() { return "Scan"; } @Override Collection getRequiredFeatures() { if (predicates.isEmpty()) { return ImmutableList.of(); } else { return ImmutableList.of(Tserver.TabletServerFeatures.COLUMN_PREDICATES_VALUE); } } @Override ReplicaSelection getReplicaSelection() { return replicaSelection; } @Override boolean needsAuthzToken() { return true; } @Override void bindAuthzToken(Token.SignedTokenPB token) { authzToken = token; } /** Serializes this request. */ @Override Message createRequestPB() { final ScanRequestPB.Builder builder = ScanRequestPB.newBuilder(); switch (state) { case OPENING: // Save the tablet in the AsyncKuduScanner. This kind of a kludge but it really // is the easiest way. AsyncKuduScanner.this.tablet = super.getTablet(); NewScanRequestPB.Builder newBuilder = NewScanRequestPB.newBuilder(); newBuilder.setLimit(limit - AsyncKuduScanner.this.numRowsReturned); newBuilder.addAllProjectedColumns(ProtobufHelper.schemaToListPb(schema)); newBuilder.setTabletId(UnsafeByteOperations.unsafeWrap(tablet.getTabletIdAsBytes())); newBuilder.setOrderMode(AsyncKuduScanner.this.getOrderMode()); newBuilder.setCacheBlocks(cacheBlocks); long rowFormatFlags = Tserver.RowFormatFlags.NO_FLAGS_VALUE; if (rowDataFormat == RowDataFormat.COLUMNAR) { rowFormatFlags |= Tserver.RowFormatFlags.COLUMNAR_LAYOUT.getNumber(); } newBuilder.setRowFormatFlags(rowFormatFlags); // If the last propagated timestamp is set, send it with the scan. // For READ_YOUR_WRITES scan, use the propagated timestamp from // the scanner. long timestamp; if (readMode == ReadMode.READ_YOUR_WRITES) { timestamp = lowerBoundPropagationTimestamp; } else { timestamp = table.getAsyncClient().getLastPropagatedTimestamp(); } if (timestamp != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { newBuilder.setPropagatedTimestamp(timestamp); } newBuilder.setReadMode(AsyncKuduScanner.this.getReadMode().pbVersion()); // if the mode is set to read on snapshot set the snapshot timestamps. if (AsyncKuduScanner.this.getReadMode() == ReadMode.READ_AT_SNAPSHOT) { if (AsyncKuduScanner.this.getSnapshotTimestamp() != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { newBuilder.setSnapTimestamp(AsyncKuduScanner.this.getSnapshotTimestamp()); } if (AsyncKuduScanner.this.getStartSnapshotTimestamp() != AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP) { newBuilder.setSnapStartTimestamp(AsyncKuduScanner.this.getStartSnapshotTimestamp()); } } if (isFaultTolerant && AsyncKuduScanner.this.lastPrimaryKey.length > 0) { newBuilder.setLastPrimaryKey(UnsafeByteOperations.unsafeWrap(lastPrimaryKey)); } if (AsyncKuduScanner.this.startPrimaryKey.length > 0) { newBuilder.setStartPrimaryKey(UnsafeByteOperations.unsafeWrap(startPrimaryKey)); } if (AsyncKuduScanner.this.endPrimaryKey.length > 0) { newBuilder.setStopPrimaryKey(UnsafeByteOperations.unsafeWrap(endPrimaryKey)); } for (KuduPredicate pred : predicates.values()) { newBuilder.addColumnPredicates(pred.toPB()); } if (authzToken != null) { newBuilder.setAuthzToken(authzToken); } builder.setNewScanRequest(newBuilder.build()) .setBatchSizeBytes(batchSizeBytes); break; case NEXT: builder.setScannerId(UnsafeByteOperations.unsafeWrap(scannerId)) .setCallSeqId(AsyncKuduScanner.this.sequenceId) .setBatchSizeBytes(batchSizeBytes); break; case CLOSING: builder.setScannerId(UnsafeByteOperations.unsafeWrap(scannerId)) .setBatchSizeBytes(0) .setCloseScanner(true); break; default: throw new RuntimeException("unreachable!"); } return builder.build(); } @Override Pair deserialize(final CallResponse callResponse, String tsUUID) throws KuduException { ScanResponsePB.Builder builder = ScanResponsePB.newBuilder(); readProtobuf(callResponse.getPBMessage(), builder); ScanResponsePB resp = builder.build(); final byte[] id = resp.getScannerId().toByteArray(); TabletServerErrorPB error = resp.hasError() ? resp.getError() : null; // Error handling. if (error != null) { if (canBeIgnored(resp.getError().getCode())) { LOG.info("Ignore false alert of scanner not found for scan request"); error = null; } else { switch (error.getCode()) { case TABLET_NOT_FOUND: case TABLET_NOT_RUNNING: if (state == State.OPENING || (state == State.NEXT && isFaultTolerant)) { // Doing this will trigger finding the new location. return new Pair<>(null, error); } else { Status statusIncomplete = Status.Incomplete("Cannot continue scanning, " + "the tablet has moved and this isn't a fault tolerant scan"); throw new NonRecoverableException(statusIncomplete); } case SCANNER_EXPIRED: if (isFaultTolerant) { Status status = Status.fromTabletServerErrorPB(error); throw new FaultTolerantScannerExpiredException(status); } // fall through default: break; } } } // TODO: Find a clean way to plumb in reuseRowResult. RowResultIterator iterator; if (resp.hasData()) { iterator = RowwiseRowResultIterator.makeRowResultIterator( timeoutTracker.getElapsedMillis(), tsUUID, schema, resp.getData(), callResponse, reuseRowResult); } else { iterator = ColumnarRowResultIterator.makeRowResultIterator( timeoutTracker.getElapsedMillis(), tsUUID, schema, resp.getColumnarData(), callResponse, reuseRowResult); } boolean hasMore = resp.getHasMoreResults(); if (id.length != 0 && scannerId != null && !Bytes.equals(scannerId, id)) { Status statusIllegalState = Status.IllegalState("Scan RPC response was for scanner" + " ID " + Bytes.pretty(id) + " but we expected " + Bytes.pretty(scannerId)); throw new NonRecoverableException(statusIllegalState); } ResourceMetricsPB resourceMetricsPB = resp.hasResourceMetrics() ? resp.getResourceMetrics() : null; Response response = new Response(id, iterator, hasMore, resp.hasSnapTimestamp() ? resp.getSnapTimestamp() : AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP, resp.hasPropagatedTimestamp() ? resp.getPropagatedTimestamp() : AsyncKuduClient.NO_TIMESTAMP, resp.getLastPrimaryKey().toByteArray(), resourceMetricsPB); if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) { LOG.debug("{} for scanner {}", response, AsyncKuduScanner.this); } return new Pair<>(response, error); } @Override public String toString() { return "ScanRequest(scannerId=" + Bytes.pretty(scannerId) + ", state=" + state + (tablet != null ? ", tablet=" + tablet.getTabletId() : "") + ", attempt=" + attempt + ", " + super.toString() + ")"; } @Override public byte[] partitionKey() { // This key is used to lookup where the request needs to go return pruner.nextPartitionKey(); } } /** * A Builder class to build {@link AsyncKuduScanner}. * Use {@link AsyncKuduClient#newScannerBuilder} in order to get a builder instance. */ @InterfaceAudience.Public @InterfaceStability.Evolving public static class AsyncKuduScannerBuilder extends AbstractKuduScannerBuilder { AsyncKuduScannerBuilder(AsyncKuduClient client, KuduTable table) { super(client, table); } /** * Builds an {@link AsyncKuduScanner} using the passed configurations. * @return a new {@link AsyncKuduScanner} */ @Override public AsyncKuduScanner build() { return new AsyncKuduScanner( client, table, projectedColumnNames, projectedColumnIndexes, readMode, isFaultTolerant, scanRequestTimeout, predicates, limit, cacheBlocks, prefetching, lowerBoundPrimaryKey, upperBoundPrimaryKey, startTimestamp, htTimestamp, batchSizeBytes, PartitionPruner.create(this), replicaSelection, keepAlivePeriodMs); } } }





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