- fixed node ID assertion in on_connect() method,
fixed "sanity checks" to allow reconnection to primary component
- fixed code duplication in on_view() method
Added a call to log_view() to do the internal initializations that
need to be done on receiveing a new view. Note however that it is not
a view *event*. Here we only need to configure the application to
comply with a new state that it has received, so that it can go on
to apply replication events and catch up with the cluster.
When member joins the group and needs to receive an SST it won't
receive the corresponding menbership view event because the SST
happens after the event and will already include the effects of
all events ordered before it. The view then must be recovered from
the received state.
Minor renames and cleanups.
References codership/wsrep-lib#18
it on disconnect.
- Don't rely on own index from the view because the view may come from
another member (IST/SST), instead always determine own index from own ID.
Refs codership/wsrep-lib#13
Moved SR fragment removal for total order BFd SR transactions
into after_rollback() call to avoid deadlocking while trying
to access storage before rolling back the transaction.
* Release server lock temporarily when BF aborting local SR
transaction during view event processing
* Check transaction state for BF aborts in before_prepare() after
the lock has acquired after fragment removal
* Send rollback fragment only from streaming_rollback()
* Check fragment removal error code in prepare phase. It is possible
that the transaction gets BF aborted during fragment removal.
* Mark fragment certified in certify_fragment() even if the provider
returns cert failed error. With current wsrep-API error codes
it may not be possible to distinquish certification failure
and BF abort during fragment replication. This may also be a
provider bug. As a result rollback fragment may sometimes be
replicated when it would not be necessary.
* Count separately fragments certified and fragments stored in
streaming context. Storing the fragment may ultimately fail
due to BF abort even if the fragment was succesfully certified.
Therefore we need to have separate counter for certified fragments
to determine if the transaction is streaming and seqnos of fragments
which have been succesfully stored.
* Provider release is called only after succesful fragment certification
and fragment store.
* Fixed handling of write sets with rollback flag set in apply_write_set()
SR tranasctions are BF aborted or rolled back on primary view
changes according to the following rules:
* Ongoing local SR transactions are BF aborted if the processing
server is not found from the current view.
* All remote SR transactions whose origin server is not included in the
current view are rolled back.
* Enable codepath to BF abort high priority SR applier
* Pass ws_handle, ws_meta to high priority service rollback
call to allow total ordering of rollback process
* Added server_id into transaction in order to be able to stop
streaming applier during high priority BF abort
* Added missing commit fragment applying
* Don't clear fragments for replaying SR transaction
* Handle BF rollback also in after_statement() call.
* Added missing after_apply() call when handling rollback fragment.
* Fixed state changes when rollback is starated during preparing state.
The write set handle and meta data are needed for SR transactions
where the commit context is not known when the transaction starts.
The passed handle and meta data can be set through client_state
prepare_for_ordering() call before performing commit.
The interface method can be used to notify the DBMS implementation
about state changes in well defined order. The call will be done
under server_state mutex protection.
* Added bootstrap service call to do DBMS side bootstrap operations
during the cluster bootstrap.
* Added last_committed_gtid() to provider interface
* Implemented wait_for_gtid() provider call
* Pass initial position to the server state
this should be dealt with the provider. However, only one
thread is allowed to call pause at the time to keep track
of implicit desyncs when pausing the provider.
* Propagate server max protocol version to provider init options
* Store gtid from connected call to make cluster id and the connect
position available
