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module RR
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module Syncers
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# This syncer implements a two way sync.
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# Syncer options relevant for this syncer:
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# * :+left_record_handling+, :+right_record_handling+:
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# Handling of records only existing only in the named database.
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# Can be any of the following:
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# * :+ignore+: No action.
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# * :+delete+: Delete from the source database.
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# * :+insert+: Insert in the target database. *Default* *Setting*
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# * +Proc+ object:
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# If a Proc object is given, it is responsible for dealing with the
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# record. Called with the following parameters:
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# * sync_helper: The current SyncHelper instance.
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# * type: :+left+ or :+right+ to designate source database
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# * row: column_name => value hash representing the row
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# * :+sync_conflict_handling+:
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# Handling of conflicting records. Can be any of the following:
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# * :+ignore+: No action. *Default* *Setting*
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# * :+left_wins+: Update right database with the field values in the left db.
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# * :+right_wins+: Update left database with the field values in the right db.
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# * +Proc+ object:
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# record. Called with the following parameters:
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# * sync_helper: The current SyncHelper instance.
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# * type: always :+conflict+
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# * rows: A two element array of rows (column_name => value hashes).
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# First left, than right record.
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# * :+logged_sync_events+:
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# Specifies which types of syncs are logged.
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# Is either a single value or an array of multiple ones.
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# Default: [:ignored_conflicts]
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# Possible values:
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# * :+ignored_changes+: log ignored (but not synced) non-conflict changes
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# * :+ignored_conflicts+: log ignored (but not synced) conflicts
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# * :+all_conflicts+: log all conflicts
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#
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# lambda do |sync_helper, type, row|
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# # delete records existing only in the left database.
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# sync_helper.delete(type, row) if type == :left
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# end
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class TwoWaySyncer
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# Register the syncer
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Syncers.register :two_way => self
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# The current SyncHelper object
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# Provides default option for the syncer. Optional.
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def self.default_options
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def sync_options
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# Executes the specified sync hook
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# * +hook_id+: either :+before_table_sync+ or :+after_table_sync+
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def execute_sync_hook(hook_id)
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hook = sync_options[hook_id]
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# * +type+
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def run
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success = false
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scan_class = TableScanHelper.scan_class(session)
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execute_sync_hook :before_table_sync
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scan.run do |type, row|
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success = true # considered to be successful if we get till here
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ensure
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helper.finalize success if helper
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module RR
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# Switches rubyrep triggers between "exclude rubyrep activity" modes.
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class TriggerModeSwitcher
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# Keeps track of all the triggers.
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# This is a hash with 2 keys: :+left+ and :+right+.
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# Each of these entries is a Set containing table names.
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def triggers
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@triggers ||= {
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:left => Set.new,
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:right => Set.new
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}
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end
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# The active Session
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attr_accessor :session
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def initialize(session)
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self.session = session
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end
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# Does the actual switching of the trigger mode.
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# * +database+: either :+left+ or :+right+
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# * +table+: name of the table
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# * +exclude_rr_activity+: the new trigger mode (either +true+ or +false+)
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def switch_trigger_mode(database, table, exclude_rr_activity)
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options = session.configuration.options
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if session.send(database).replication_trigger_exists? "#{options[:rep_prefix]}_#{table}", table
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params = {
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:trigger_name => "#{options[:rep_prefix]}_#{table}",
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:table => table,
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:keys => session.send(database).primary_key_names(table),
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:log_table => "#{options[:rep_prefix]}_pending_changes",
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:activity_table => "#{options[:rep_prefix]}_running_flags",
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:key_sep => options[:key_sep],
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:exclude_rr_activity => exclude_rr_activity,
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}
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session.send(database).create_or_replace_replication_trigger_function(params)
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end
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end
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# Switches the trigger of the named table to "exclude rubyrep activity" mode.
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# Only switches if it didn't do so already for the table.
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# * +database+: either :+left+ or :+right+
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# * +table+: name of the table
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def exclude_rr_activity(database, table)
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switch_trigger_mode(database, table, true) if triggers[database].add? table
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# Restores all switched triggers to not exclude rubyrep activity
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def restore_triggers
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[:left, :right].each do |database|
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triggers[database].each do |table|
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switch_trigger_mode database, table, false
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end
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triggers[database].clear
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# Provides functionality to cast a query result value into the correct ruby type.
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class TypeCastingCursor
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# Delegate the uninteresting methods to the original cursor
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def next?; org_cursor.next? end
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def clear; org_cursor.clear end
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# The original cursor object
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attr_accessor :org_cursor
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# A column_name => Column cache
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attr_accessor :columns
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# Creates a new TypeCastingCursor based on provided database connection and table name
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# for the provided database query cursor
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def initialize(connection, table, cursor)
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self.org_cursor = cursor
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self.columns = {}
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connection.columns(table).each {|c| columns[c.name] = c}
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end
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# Reads the next row from the original cursor and returns the row with the type casted row values.
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def next_row
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row = org_cursor.next_row
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row.each {|column, value| row[column] = columns[column].type_cast value}
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row
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end
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end
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end
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