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#ifndef RUN_COMMAND_H

#define RUN_COMMAND_H

#include <cstddef>

#include <forward_list>

#include <new>

#include <string>

#include <string_view>

#include "lex_string.h"

#include "my_alloc.h"

#include "my_inttypes.h"

#include "mysql_time.h"

#include "sql/current_thd.h"

#include "sql/sql_class.h"

#include "sql/sql_cursor.h"

#include "sql/sql_prepare.h" // Prepared_statement

#include "sql/statement/protocol_local_v2.h"

#include "sql/statement/statement_runnable.h"

#include "utils.h"

/**

There must be one function of this kind in order for the symbols in the

server's dynamic library to be visible to components.

*/

int dummy_function_to_ensure_we_are_linked_into_the_server();

/**

* @brief

* Statement_handle is extension of Ed_connection. Some of the

* limitations in Ed_connection is that,

* - It does not support reading result metadata

* - It does not support prepared statement, parameters and cursors.

*

* Above limitation leads to implementation of this interface.

*

* Statement_handle supports both execution of regular and

* prepared statement.

*

* Note that we can get rid of Ed_connection implementation

* as we support more functionality with Statement_handle.

*/

class Statement_handle {

public:

Statement_handle(THD *thd, const char *query, size_t length);

/**

* @brief Check if error is reported.

*

* @return true of error is reported.

*/

bool is_error() const { return m_diagnostics_area->is_error(); }

/**

* @brief Check if error is reported.

*

* @return true of error is reported.

*/

const char *get_last_error() {

assert(is_error());

return convert_and_store(&m_warning_mem_root,

m_diagnostics_area->message_text(),

strlen(m_diagnostics_area->message_text()),

system_charset_info, m_expected_charset);

}

/**

* @brief Get the last mysql errno.

*

* @return unsigned int

*/

unsigned int get_last_errno() const {

assert(is_error());

return m_diagnostics_area->mysql_errno();

}

/**

* @brief Get the mysql error state.

*

* @return const char*

*/

const char *get_mysql_state() {

assert(is_error());

return convert_and_store(&m_warning_mem_root,

m_diagnostics_area->returned_sqlstate(),

strlen(m_diagnostics_area->returned_sqlstate()),

system_charset_info, m_expected_charset);

}

/**

* @brief Get number of warnings generated.

*

* @return ulonglong

*/

ulonglong warning_count() const { return m_warnings_count; }

/**

* @brief Get list of all warnings.

*

* @return Warning*

*/

Warning *get_warnings();

/**

* @brief Get the next result sets generated while executing the statement.

*

* @return Result_set*

*/

Result_set *get_result_sets() { return m_result_sets; }

/**

* @brief Get the current result set object

*

* @return Result_set*

*/

Result_set *get_current_result_set() { return m_current_rset; }

/**

* @brief Make the next result set the current result set.

* We do it once we have read the current result set.

*

*/

void next_result_set() {

auto next_rset = m_current_rset->get_next();

m_current_rset = next_rset;

}

/**

* @brief Execute the SQL command.

* This can be either Regular or Prepared statement.

*

* @return true upon failure.

* @return false upon success.

*/

virtual bool execute() = 0;

/**

* @brief Check if we are processing a prepared statement.

*

* @return true upon failure.

* @return false upon success.

*/

virtual bool is_prepared_statement() = 0;

/**

* @brief Check if the statement has been executed or prepared

*

* @return true upon executed or prepared

* @return false otherwise

*/

virtual bool is_executed_or_prepared() = 0;

/**

* @brief Feel all the result collected so far, from query execution.

*

*/

void free_old_result();

/**

* @brief Get the query string being executed.

*

* @return std::string_view

*/

std::string_view get_query() { return m_query; }

/**

* @brief Set the capacity in bytes allowed for caching results.

*

* @param capacity of the result set

*/

void set_capacity(size_t capacity) {

m_protocol.set_result_set_capacity(capacity);

}

/**

* @brief Get the capacity in bytes allowed for caching results.

*

* @return size_t

*/

size_t get_capacity() { return m_protocol.get_result_set_capacity(); }

/**

* @brief Set thd protocol to enable result pass through.

*

* @param use_thd_protocol - parameter that decides if THD protocol should be

* used

*/

void set_use_thd_protocol(bool use_thd_protocol) {

m_use_thd_protocol = use_thd_protocol;

}

/**

* @brief Check if thd protocol is used.

*

* @return true if enabled.

* @return false if not.

*/

bool is_using_thd_protocol() const { return m_use_thd_protocol; }

/**

* @brief Set either Protocol_local_v2 when m_use_thd_protocol is not set or

* or classical protocol when m_use_thd_protocol is set to THD.

*/

void set_thd_protocol();

/**

* @brief Reset THD protocol.

*/

void reset_thd_protocol();

/**

* @brief Set the expected charset

*

* @param charset_name Name of the charset

*/

void set_expected_charset(const char *charset_name) {

m_expected_charset =

get_charset_by_csname(charset_name, MY_CS_PRIMARY, MYF(0));

}

/**

* @brief Get the expected charset

*

* @return const char* the expected charset name

*/

const char *get_expected_charset() {

if (m_expected_charset == nullptr) return nullptr;

return m_expected_charset->csname;

}

/**

* @brief Get the num rows per fetch.

*

* @return size_t

*/

size_t get_num_rows_per_fetch() { return m_num_rows_per_fetch; }

/**

* @brief Set the num of rows to be retrieved per fetch.

*

* @param num_rows_per_fetch number of rows per fetch

*/

void set_num_rows_per_fetch(size_t num_rows_per_fetch) {

m_num_rows_per_fetch = num_rows_per_fetch;

}

/**

* @brief Destroy the Statement_handle object

*

*/

virtual ~Statement_handle() { free_old_result(); }

protected:

/**

* @brief Send statement execution status after execute().

*/

void send_statement_status();

protected:

// The query being executed.

std::string m_query;

// Details about error or warning occured.

MEM_ROOT m_warning_mem_root;

Warning *m_warnings;

ulonglong m_warnings_count = 0;

Diagnostics_area *m_diagnostics_area;

// The thread executing the statement.

THD *m_thd;

// List of all results generated by the query.

Result_set *m_result_sets;

// The last result generated by the guery.

Result_set *m_current_rset;

// Do not intercept the results in the protocol, but pass it to

// THD* protocol. E.g., if this is set to 'false', the results are

// captured into Protocol_result_v2, else it goes to THD->get_protocol()

bool m_use_thd_protocol = false;

// Max rows to read per fetch() call.

size_t m_num_rows_per_fetch = 1;

CHARSET_INFO *m_expected_charset;

// Collect result set from single statement.

void add_result_set(Result_set *result_set);

// Set result set from prepared statement with cursor.

// This is called at the end of fetch().

void set_result_set(Result_set *result_set);

/**

* @brief Copy the warnings generated for the query from the

* diagnostics area

*/

void copy_warnings();

// Protocol that intercepts all the rows from query executed.

Protocol_local_v2 m_protocol;

friend class Protocol_local_v2;

// Protocol used by THD before switching.

Protocol *m_saved_protocol{nullptr};

// No copies.

Statement_handle(const Statement_handle &) = delete;

// No move.

Statement_handle(Statement_handle &&) = delete;

// No self assignment.

Statement_handle &operator=(const Statement_handle &) = delete;

// No move.

Statement_handle &operator=(Statement_handle &&) = delete;

};

/**

* @brief Regular_statement_handle enables execution of all SQL statements

* except for prepared statements.

*/

class Regular_statement_handle : public Statement_handle {

public:

Regular_statement_handle(THD *thd, const char *query, uint length)

: Statement_handle(thd, query, length) {}

/**

* @brief Execute a regular statement.

*

* @return true if statement fails.

* @return false if statement succeeds.

*/

bool execute() override;

/**

* @brief Convey that this is regular statement.

*

* @return Always returns 'false'

*/

bool is_prepared_statement() override { return false; }

/**

* @brief Check if the statement has been executed

*

* @return true if executed

* @return false otherwise

*/

bool is_executed_or_prepared() override { return m_is_executed; }

private:

// Flag to show whether statement has been executed. Change to true after

// execute is called

bool m_is_executed = false;

// Used by execute() above.

bool execute(Server_runnable *server_runnable);

};

/**

* @brief Prepared_statement_handle enables support for prepared

* statement execution. Supports parameters and cursors.

*/

class Prepared_statement_handle : public Statement_handle {

public:

Prepared_statement_handle(THD *thd, const char *query, uint length)

: Statement_handle(thd, query, length),

m_parameter_mem_root(key_memory_prepared_statement_main_mem_root,

thd->variables.query_alloc_block_size) {}

/**

* @brief Prepares the statement using m_query.

*

* If the statement is already in executing mode, close the cursor

* deallocate the previous statement and start preparing new statement

* using m_query.

*

* @return true if fails.

* @return false if succeeds.

*/

bool prepare();

/**

* @brief Set the parameter value in a prepared statement.

*

* @param idx Index of '?' in prepared statement.

* @param is_null Set parameter to NULL value.

* @param type Set the parameters field type.

* @param is_unsigned Mark parameter as unsigned.

* @param data Pointer to buffer containing the value.

* @param data_length Length of buffer 'data'

* @param name Name of parameter (mostly unused)

* @param name_length Length of 'name'

*

* @return true if fails.

* @return false if succeeds.

*/

bool set_parameter(uint idx, bool is_null, enum_field_types type,

bool is_unsigned, const void *data,

unsigned long data_length, const char *name,

unsigned long name_length);

/**

* @brief Get the parameter object

*

* @param index of the parameter

* @return Item_param*

*/

Item_param *get_parameter(size_t index);

/**

* @brief Execute the statement that is prepared.

*

* If a statement is not yet prepared, we fail.

*

* If a statement was already in EXECUTED state, we close the cursor

* and execute the statement again.

*

* @return true

* @return false

*/

bool execute() override;

/**

* @brief Fetch rows from statement using cursor.

*

* Not all statement uses cursor. Check is_cursor_open() and

* then invoke this call.

*

* Attempt to call fetch rows without preparing or executing the

* statement will cause failure.

*

* Attempt to call fetch() without cursor in use, will cause failure.

*

* @return true

* @return false

*/

bool fetch();

/**

* @brief Check if the statement uses cursor and it is open.

*

* If the API is called without preparing the statement will

* result in 'false'

*

* @return true if cursor is in use

* @return false if cursor not in use.

*/

bool is_cursor_open() {

if (!m_stmt) return false;

return m_stmt->m_cursor && m_stmt->m_cursor->is_open();

}

/**

* @brief Check if the statement uses cursor.

*

* If the API is called without executing the statement

* will result in 'false'

*

* @return true if statement uses cursor.

* @return false if statement does not uses cursor.

*/

bool uses_cursor() {

if (!m_stmt || m_stmt->m_arena.get_state() != Query_arena::STMT_EXECUTED)

return false;

return m_stmt->m_cursor != nullptr;

}

/**

* @brief Reset the statement parameters and cursors.

*

* Invoking this API will close the cursor in use.

* This is invoked generally before executing

* the statement for the second time, after prepare.

*

* @return true

* @return false

*/

bool reset();

/**

* @brief Close the statement that is prepared.

*

* @return true

* @return false

*/

bool close();

/**

* @brief Get number of parameters used in the statement.

*

* This should be called after preparing a statement.

*

* @return uint

*/

uint get_param_count() { return m_stmt ? m_stmt->m_param_count : 0; }

/**

* @brief Convey that this is prepared statement.

*

* @return Always returns true

*/

bool is_prepared_statement() override { return true; }

/**

* @brief Check if the statement has been executed or prepared

*

* @return true if executed or prepared

* @return false otherwise

*/

bool is_executed_or_prepared() override {

return m_stmt != nullptr &&

m_stmt->m_arena.get_state() > Query_arena::STMT_INITIALIZED;

}

/**

* @brief Virtual destroy for Prepared_statement_handle object

*

*/

virtual ~Prepared_statement_handle() override { internal_close(); }

private:

/**

* @brief This is a wrapper function used to execute

* and operation on Prepared_statement. This takes case of using

* relevant protocol, diagnostic area, backup the current query arena

* before executing the prepared statement operation.

*

* @tparam Function type of function to run

* @param exec_func function to run

* @return true

* @return false

*/

template <typename Function>

bool run(Function exec_func);

// See prepare()

bool internal_prepare();

// See execute()

bool internal_execute();

// See fetch()

bool internal_fetch();

// See reset()

bool internal_reset();

/**

* @brief Reset the statement parameters and cursors.

*

* @param invalidate_params When set to true parameters are invalidated.

*

* @return true on failure.

* @return false on execute.

*/

bool internal_reset(bool invalidate_params);

// See close()

bool internal_close();

/**

* @brief Method to enable cursor.

*

* @return true if cursor can be used for a statement.

* @return false if cursor can not be used for a statement.

*/

bool enable_cursor();

/**

* @brief Create a parameter buffers

*

* @return true on failure

* @return false on success

*/

bool create_parameter_buffers();

// The prepared statement implementation.

Prepared_statement *m_stmt{nullptr};

// Parameters values.

PS_PARAM *m_parameters{nullptr};

/*

Store the parameter and parameter values in a separate mem_root.

These can be even stored in m_stmt's mem_root. But reprepare() would

free up the memory used by the prepared statement. Hence, using separate

mem_root.

*/

MEM_ROOT m_parameter_mem_root;

/*

Size of each parameter buffer allocated in mem_root.

We re-use the same buffer, if the parameter value size fit

within this max.

*/

ulong *m_parameter_buffer_max{nullptr};

/*

Denotes if new parameters were set.

This is set 'true' for the first time. It is set to 'false' upon

re-execute without rebinding any parameters.

*/

bool m_bound_new_parameter_types{true};

};

#endif