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package org.apache.omid.tso.client;
import java.util.Set;
/**
* Defines the protocol used on the client side to abstract communication to the TSO server
*/
public interface TSOProtocol {
/**
* Returns the epoch of the current TSO server. Used in HA mode.
*
* @return the epoch.
*/
long getEpoch();
/**
* Returns a new timestamp assigned by on the server-side
* @return the newly assigned timestamp as a future. If an error was detected, the future will contain a
* corresponding protocol exception
* see org.apache.omid.tso.TimestampOracle
* see org.apache.omid.tso.TSOServer
*/
TSOFuture getNewStartTimestamp();
/**
* Returns the result of the conflict detection made on the server-side for the specified transaction
* @param transactionId
* the transaction to check for conflicts
* @param writeSet
* the writeSet of the transaction, which includes all the modified cells
* @return the commit timestamp as a future if the transaction was committed. If the transaction was aborted due
* to conflicts with a concurrent transaction, the future will include an AbortException. If an error was detected,
* the future will contain a corresponding protocol exception
* see org.apache.omid.tso.TimestampOracle
* see org.apache.omid.tso.TSOServer
*/
TSOFuture commit(long transactionId, Set extends CellId> writeSet);
/**
* Returns the result of the conflict detection made on the server-side for the specified transaction
* @param transactionId
* the transaction to check for conflicts
* @param writeSet
* the writeSet of the transaction, which includes all the modified cells
* @param conflictFreeWriteSet
* the conflict free writeSet of the transaction, needed only for table access information.
* @return the commit timestamp as a future if the transaction was committed. If the transaction was aborted due
* to conflicts with a concurrent transaction, the future will include an AbortException. If an error was detected,
* the future will contain a corresponding protocol exception
* see org.apache.omid.tso.TimestampOracle
* see org.apache.omid.tso.TSOServer
*/
TSOFuture commit(long transactionId, Set extends CellId> writeSet, Set extends CellId> conflictFreeWriteSet);
/**
* Returns a new fence timestamp assigned by on the server-side
* @param tableId
* the table to create fence for.
* @return the newly assigned timestamp as a future. If an error was detected, the future will contain a
* corresponding protocol exception
* see org.apache.omid.tso.TimestampOracle
* see org.apache.omid.tso.TSOServer
*/
TSOFuture getFence(long tableId);
/**
* Closes the communication with the TSO server
* @return nothing. If an error was detected, the future will contain a corresponding protocol exception
*/
TSOFuture close();
/**
* checks if tso is low latency protocol
* @return
*/
boolean isLowLatency();
void setConflictDetectionLevel(OmidClientConfiguration.ConflictDetectionLevel conflictDetectionLevel);
OmidClientConfiguration.ConflictDetectionLevel getConflictDetectionLevel();
}
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