Esempio n. 1
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 /**
  * This function should *not* be called outside of JobQueueDB
  *
  * @param IDatabase $dbw
  * @param IJobSpecification[] $jobs
  * @param int $flags
  * @param string $method
  * @throws DBError
  * @return void
  */
 public function doBatchPushInternal(IDatabase $dbw, array $jobs, $flags, $method)
 {
     if (!count($jobs)) {
         return;
     }
     $rowSet = array();
     // (sha1 => job) map for jobs that are de-duplicated
     $rowList = array();
     // list of jobs for jobs that are not de-duplicated
     foreach ($jobs as $job) {
         $row = $this->insertFields($job);
         if ($job->ignoreDuplicates()) {
             $rowSet[$row['job_sha1']] = $row;
         } else {
             $rowList[] = $row;
         }
     }
     if ($flags & self::QOS_ATOMIC) {
         $dbw->startAtomic($method);
         // wrap all the job additions in one transaction
     }
     try {
         // Strip out any duplicate jobs that are already in the queue...
         if (count($rowSet)) {
             $res = $dbw->select('job', 'job_sha1', array('job_sha1' => array_keys($rowSet), 'job_token' => ''), $method);
             foreach ($res as $row) {
                 wfDebug("Job with hash '{$row->job_sha1}' is a duplicate.\n");
                 unset($rowSet[$row->job_sha1]);
                 // already enqueued
             }
         }
         // Build the full list of job rows to insert
         $rows = array_merge($rowList, array_values($rowSet));
         // Insert the job rows in chunks to avoid slave lag...
         foreach (array_chunk($rows, 50) as $rowBatch) {
             $dbw->insert('job', $rowBatch, $method);
         }
         JobQueue::incrStats('inserts', $this->type, count($rows));
         JobQueue::incrStats('dupe_inserts', $this->type, count($rowSet) + count($rowList) - count($rows));
     } catch (DBError $e) {
         if ($flags & self::QOS_ATOMIC) {
             $dbw->rollback($method);
         }
         throw $e;
     }
     if ($flags & self::QOS_ATOMIC) {
         $dbw->endAtomic($method);
     }
     return;
 }
Esempio n. 2
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 /**
  * Rollback the transcation on a DB handle
  *
  * This method makes it clear that rollback() is called from a maintenance script,
  * which has outermost scope. This is safe, unlike $dbw->rollback() called in other places.
  *
  * @param IDatabase $dbw
  * @param string $fname Caller name
  * @since 1.27
  */
 protected function rollbackTransaction(IDatabase $dbw, $fname)
 {
     $dbw->rollback($fname);
 }