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package org.neo4j.batchimport.api;
/**
* Migrating a store uses the {@link BatchImporter} to do so, where node/relationship stores
* are created with data read from legacy node/relationship stores. The batch import also populates
* a counts store, which revolves around tokens and their ids. Knowing those high token ids before hand greatly helps
* the batch importer code do things efficiently, instead of figuring that out as it goes. When doing
* the migration there are no token stores, although nodes and relationships gets importer with existing
* token ids in them, so this is a way for the StoreMigrator to communicate those ids to the
* {@link BatchImporter}.
*
* When actually writing out the counts store on disk the last committed transaction id at that point is also
* stored, and that's why the StoreMigrator needs to communicate that using
* {@link #lastCommittedTransactionId()} as well.
*/
public interface AdditionalInitialIds {
long lastCommittedTransactionId();
int lastCommittedTransactionChecksum();
long lastCommittedTransactionLogVersion();
long lastCommittedTransactionLogByteOffset();
long checkpointLogVersion();
long lastAppendIndex();
long lastCommittedTransactionAppendIndex();
}