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/*
* WriteDuringRead.actor.cpp
*
* This source file is part of the FoundationDB open source project
*
* Copyright 2013-2018 Apple Inc. and the FoundationDB project authors
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*
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* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
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*
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* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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*/
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#include "fdbclient/NativeAPI.actor.h"
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#include "fdbserver/TesterInterface.actor.h"
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#include "fdbclient/ReadYourWrites.h"
#include "flow/ActorCollection.h"
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#include "fdbserver/workloads/workloads.actor.h"
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#include "fdbclient/Atomic.h"
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#include "flow/actorcompiler.h" // This must be the last #include.
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struct WriteDuringReadWorkload : TestWorkload {
double testDuration, slowModeStart;
int numOps;
bool rarelyCommit, adjacentKeys;
PerfIntCounter transactions, retries;
std::map<Key, Value> memoryDatabase;
std::map<Key, Value> lastCommittedDatabase;
KeyRangeMap<int> changeCount;
int minNode, nodes;
double initialKeyDensity;
AsyncTrigger finished;
KeyRange conflictRange;
std::pair<int,int> valueSizeRange;
int maxClearSize;
CoalescedKeyRangeMap<bool> addedConflicts;
bool useSystemKeys;
std::string keyPrefix;
int64_t maximumTotalData;
bool success;
Database extraDB;
bool useExtraDB;
WriteDuringReadWorkload(WorkloadContext const& wcx)
: TestWorkload(wcx), transactions("Transactions"), retries("Retries"), success(true) {
testDuration = getOption( options, LiteralStringRef("testDuration"), 60.0 );
slowModeStart = getOption( options, LiteralStringRef("slowModeStart"), 1000.0 );
numOps = getOption( options, LiteralStringRef("numOps"), 21 );
rarelyCommit = getOption( options, LiteralStringRef("rarelyCommit"), false );
maximumTotalData = getOption( options, LiteralStringRef("maximumTotalData"), 7e6);
minNode = getOption( options, LiteralStringRef("minNode"), 0);
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useSystemKeys = getOption( options, LiteralStringRef("useSystemKeys"), deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5);
adjacentKeys = deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5;
initialKeyDensity = deterministicRandom()->random01(); // This fraction of keys are present before the first transaction (and after an unknown result)
valueSizeRange = std::make_pair( 0, std::min<int>( deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, 4 << deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0,16)), CLIENT_KNOBS->VALUE_SIZE_LIMIT * 1.2 ) );
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if( adjacentKeys ) {
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nodes = std::min<int64_t>( deterministicRandom()->randomInt(1, 4 << deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0,14)), CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT * 1.2 );
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}
else {
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nodes = deterministicRandom()->randomInt(1, 4 << deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0,20));
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}
int newNodes = std::min<int>(nodes, maximumTotalData / (getKeyForIndex(nodes).size() + valueSizeRange.second));
minNode = std::max(minNode, nodes - newNodes);
nodes = newNodes;
TEST(adjacentKeys && (nodes + minNode) > CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT); //WriteDuringReadWorkload testing large keys
useExtraDB = g_simulator.extraDB != NULL;
if(useExtraDB) {
Reference<ClusterConnectionFile> extraFile(new ClusterConnectionFile(*g_simulator.extraDB));
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extraDB = Database::createDatabase(extraFile, -1);
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useSystemKeys = false;
}
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if(useSystemKeys && deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5) {
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keyPrefix = "\xff\x01";
} else {
keyPrefix = "\x02";
}
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maxClearSize = 1<<deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, 20);
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conflictRange = KeyRangeRef( LiteralStringRef("\xfe"), LiteralStringRef("\xfe\x00") );
if( clientId == 0 )
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TraceEvent("RYWConfiguration").detail("Nodes", nodes).detail("InitialKeyDensity", initialKeyDensity).detail("AdjacentKeys", adjacentKeys).detail("ValueSizeMin", valueSizeRange.first).detail("ValueSizeMax", valueSizeRange.second).detail("MaxClearSize", maxClearSize);
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}
virtual std::string description() { return "WriteDuringRead"; }
virtual Future<Void> setup( Database const& cx ) {
return Void();
}
virtual Future<Void> start( Database const& cx ) {
if( clientId == 0 )
return loadAndRun( cx, this );
return Void();
}
virtual Future<bool> check( Database const& cx ) {
return success;
}
virtual void getMetrics( vector<PerfMetric>& m ) {
m.push_back( transactions.getMetric() );
m.push_back( retries.getMetric() );
}
Key memoryGetKey( std::map<Key, Value> *db, KeySelector key ) {
std::map<Key, Value>::iterator iter;
if( key.orEqual )
iter = db->upper_bound( key.getKey() );
else
iter = db->lower_bound( key.getKey() );
int offset = key.offset - 1;
while( offset > 0 ) {
if( iter == db->end() ) return useSystemKeys ? allKeys.end : normalKeys.end;
++iter;
--offset;
}
while( offset < 0 ) {
if( iter == db->begin() ) return allKeys.begin;
--iter;
++offset;
}
if( iter == db->end() ) return useSystemKeys ? allKeys.end : normalKeys.end;
return iter->first;
}
ACTOR Future<Void> getKeyAndCompare( ReadYourWritesTransaction *tr, KeySelector key, bool snapshot, bool readYourWritesDisabled, bool snapshotRYWDisabled, WriteDuringReadWorkload* self, bool *doingCommit, int64_t* memLimit ) {
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state UID randomID = nondeterministicRandom()->randomUniqueID();
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//TraceEvent("WDRGetKey", randomID);
try {
state Key memRes = self->memoryGetKey( readYourWritesDisabled || (snapshot && snapshotRYWDisabled) ? &self->lastCommittedDatabase : &self->memoryDatabase, key );
*memLimit -= memRes.expectedSize();
Key _res = wait( tr->getKey( key, snapshot ) );
Key res = _res;
*memLimit += memRes.expectedSize();
if( self->useSystemKeys && res > self->getKeyForIndex(self->nodes) )
res = allKeys.end;
if( res != memRes ) {
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TraceEvent(SevError, "WDRGetKeyWrongResult", randomID).detail("Key", printable(key.getKey())).detail("Offset", key.offset).detail("OrEqual", key.orEqual)
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.detail("Snapshot", snapshot).detail("MemoryResult", printable(memRes)).detail("DbResult", printable(res));
self->success = false;
}
return Void();
} catch( Error &e ) {
//TraceEvent("WDRGetKeyError", randomID).error(e,true);
if( e.code() == error_code_used_during_commit ) {
ASSERT( *doingCommit );
return Void();
} else if( e.code() == error_code_transaction_cancelled )
return Void();
throw;
}
}
Standalone<VectorRef<KeyValueRef>> memoryGetRange( std::map<Key, Value> *db, KeySelector begin, KeySelector end, GetRangeLimits limit, bool reverse ) {
Key beginKey = memoryGetKey( db, begin );
Key endKey = memoryGetKey( db, end );
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//TraceEvent("WDRGetRange").detail("Begin", printable(beginKey)).detail("End", printable(endKey));
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if( beginKey >= endKey )
return Standalone<VectorRef<KeyValueRef>>();
auto beginIter = db->lower_bound(beginKey);
auto endIter = db->lower_bound(endKey);
Standalone<VectorRef<KeyValueRef>> results;
if( reverse ) {
loop {
if(beginIter == endIter || limit.reachedBy( results ))
break;
--endIter;
results.push_back_deep(results.arena(), KeyValueRef(endIter->first, endIter->second) );
}
} else {
for(; beginIter != endIter && !limit.reachedBy(results); ++beginIter )
results.push_back_deep( results.arena(), KeyValueRef( beginIter->first, beginIter->second ) );
}
return results;
}
ACTOR Future<Void> getRangeAndCompare( ReadYourWritesTransaction *tr, KeySelector begin, KeySelector end, GetRangeLimits limit, bool snapshot, bool reverse, bool readYourWritesDisabled, bool snapshotRYWDisabled, WriteDuringReadWorkload* self, bool* doingCommit, int64_t* memLimit ) {
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state UID randomID = nondeterministicRandom()->randomUniqueID();
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/*TraceEvent("WDRGetRange", randomID).detail("BeginKey", printable(begin.getKey())).detail("BeginOffset", begin.offset).detail("BeginOrEqual", begin.orEqual)
.detail("EndKey", printable(end.getKey())).detail("EndOffset", end.offset).detail("EndOrEqual", end.orEqual)
.detail("Limit", limit.rows).detail("Snapshot", snapshot).detail("Reverse", reverse).detail("ReadYourWritesDisabled", readYourWritesDisabled);*/
try {
state Standalone<VectorRef<KeyValueRef>> memRes = self->memoryGetRange( readYourWritesDisabled || (snapshot && snapshotRYWDisabled) ? &self->lastCommittedDatabase : &self->memoryDatabase, begin, end, limit, reverse );
*memLimit -= memRes.expectedSize();
Standalone<RangeResultRef> _res = wait( tr->getRange( begin, end, limit, snapshot, reverse ) );
Standalone<RangeResultRef> res = _res;
*memLimit += memRes.expectedSize();
int systemKeyCount = 0;
bool resized = false;
if( self->useSystemKeys ) {
if( !reverse ) {
int newSize = std::lower_bound( res.begin(), res.end(), self->getKeyForIndex(self->nodes), KeyValueRef::OrderByKey() ) - res.begin();
if( newSize != res.size() ) {
res.resize( res.arena(), newSize );
resized = true;
}
} else {
for(; systemKeyCount < res.size(); systemKeyCount++ )
if( res[systemKeyCount].key < self->getKeyForIndex(self->nodes) )
break;
if( systemKeyCount > 0 ) {
res = RangeResultRef( VectorRef<KeyValueRef>( &res[systemKeyCount], res.size() - systemKeyCount ), true );
resized = true;
}
}
}
if( !limit.hasByteLimit() && systemKeyCount == 0 ) {
if( res.size() != memRes.size() ) {
TraceEvent(SevError, "WDRGetRangeWrongResult", randomID)
.detail("BeginKey", printable(begin.getKey())).detail("BeginOffset", begin.offset).detail("BeginOrEqual", begin.orEqual)
.detail("EndKey", printable(end.getKey())).detail("EndOffset", end.offset).detail("EndOrEqual", end.orEqual)
.detail("LimitRows", limit.rows).detail("LimitBytes", limit.bytes).detail("Snapshot", snapshot).detail("Reverse", reverse).detail("MemorySize", memRes.size()).detail("DbSize", res.size())
.detail("ReadYourWritesDisabled", readYourWritesDisabled);
self->success = false;
return Void();
}
for( int i = 0; i < res.size(); i++ ) {
if( res[i] != memRes[i] ) {
TraceEvent(SevError, "WDRGetRangeWrongResult", randomID)
.detail("BeginKey", printable(begin.getKey())).detail("BeginOffset", begin.offset).detail("BeginOrEqual", begin.orEqual)
.detail("EndKey", printable(end.getKey())).detail("EndOffset", end.offset).detail("EndOrEqual", end.orEqual)
.detail("LimitRows", limit.rows).detail("LimitBytes", limit.bytes).detail("Snapshot", snapshot).detail("Reverse", reverse).detail("Size", memRes.size()).detail("WrongLocation", i)
.detail("MemoryResultKey", printable(memRes[i].key)).detail("DbResultKey", printable(res[i].key))
.detail("MemoryResultValueSize", memRes[i].value.size() ).detail("DbResultValueSize", res[i].value.size())
.detail("ReadYourWritesDisabled", readYourWritesDisabled);
self->success = false;
return Void();
}
}
} else {
if( res.size() > memRes.size() || (res.size() < memRes.size() && !res.more) || (res.size() == 0 && res.more && !resized) ) {
TraceEvent(SevError, "WDRGetRangeWrongResult", randomID)
.detail("BeginKey", printable(begin.getKey())).detail("BeginOffset", begin.offset).detail("BeginOrEqual", begin.orEqual)
.detail("EndKey", printable(end.getKey())).detail("EndOffset", end.offset).detail("EndOrEqual", end.orEqual)
.detail("LimitRows", limit.rows).detail("LimitBytes", limit.bytes).detail("Snapshot", snapshot).detail("Reverse", reverse).detail("MemorySize", memRes.size()).detail("DbSize", res.size())
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.detail("ReadYourWritesDisabled", readYourWritesDisabled).detail("More", res.more).detail("SystemKeyCount", systemKeyCount);
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self->success = false;
return Void();
}
for( int i = 0; i < res.size(); i++ ) {
if( res[i] != memRes[i] ) {
TraceEvent(SevError, "WDRGetRangeWrongResult", randomID)
.detail("BeginKey", printable(begin.getKey())).detail("BeginOffset", begin.offset).detail("BeginOrEqual", begin.orEqual)
.detail("EndKey", printable(end.getKey())).detail("EndOffset", end.offset).detail("EndOrEqual", end.orEqual)
.detail("LimitRows", limit.rows).detail("LimitBytes", limit.bytes).detail("Snapshot", snapshot).detail("Reverse", reverse).detail("Size", memRes.size()).detail("WrongLocation", i)
.detail("MemoryResultKey", printable(memRes[i].key)).detail("DbResultKey", printable(res[i].key))
.detail("MemoryResultValueSize", memRes[i].value.size() ).detail("DbResultValueSize", res[i].value.size())
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.detail("ReadYourWritesDisabled", readYourWritesDisabled).detail("More", res.more);
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self->success = false;
return Void();
}
}
}
return Void();
} catch( Error &e ) {
//TraceEvent("WDRGetRangeError", randomID).error(e,true);
if( e.code() == error_code_used_during_commit ) {
ASSERT( *doingCommit );
return Void();
} else if( e.code() == error_code_transaction_cancelled )
return Void();
throw;
}
}
Optional<Value> memoryGet( std::map<Key, Value> *db, Key key ) {
auto iter = db->find( key );
if( iter == db->end() )
return Optional<Value>();
else
return iter->second;
}
ACTOR Future<Void> getAndCompare( ReadYourWritesTransaction *tr, Key key, bool snapshot, bool readYourWritesDisabled, bool snapshotRYWDisabled, WriteDuringReadWorkload* self, bool* doingCommit, int64_t* memLimit ) {
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state UID randomID = nondeterministicRandom()->randomUniqueID();
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//TraceEvent("WDRGet", randomID);
try {
state Optional<Value> memRes = self->memoryGet( readYourWritesDisabled || (snapshot && snapshotRYWDisabled) ? &self->lastCommittedDatabase : &self->memoryDatabase, key );
*memLimit -= memRes.expectedSize();
Optional<Value> res = wait( tr->get( key, snapshot ) );
*memLimit += memRes.expectedSize();
if( res != memRes ) {
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TraceEvent(SevError, "WDRGetWrongResult", randomID).detail("Key", printable(key)).detail("Snapshot", snapshot).detail("MemoryResult", memRes.present() ? memRes.get().size() : -1 ).detail("DbResult", res.present() ? res.get().size() : -1 ).detail("RywDisable", readYourWritesDisabled);
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self->success = false;
}
return Void();
} catch( Error &e ) {
//TraceEvent("WDRGetError", randomID).error(e,true);
if( e.code() == error_code_used_during_commit ) {
ASSERT( *doingCommit );
return Void();
} else if( e.code() == error_code_transaction_cancelled )
return Void();
throw;
}
}
ACTOR Future<Void> watchAndCompare( ReadYourWritesTransaction *tr, Key key, bool readYourWritesDisabled, WriteDuringReadWorkload* self, bool* doingCommit, int64_t* memLimit ) {
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state UID randomID = nondeterministicRandom()->randomUniqueID();
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//SOMEDAY: test setting a low outstanding watch limit
if( readYourWritesDisabled ) //Only tests RYW activated watches
return Void();
//TraceEvent("WDRWatch", randomID).detail("Key", printable(key));
try {
state int changeNum = self->changeCount[key];
state Optional<Value> memRes = self->memoryGet( &self->memoryDatabase, key );
*memLimit -= memRes.expectedSize();
choose {
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when( wait( tr->watch( key ) ) ) {
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if( changeNum == self->changeCount[key] ) {
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TraceEvent(SevError, "WDRWatchWrongResult", randomID).detail("Reason", "Triggered without changing").detail("Key", printable(key)).detail("Value", changeNum).detail("DuringCommit", *doingCommit);
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}
}
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when( wait( self->finished.onTrigger() ) ) {
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Optional<Value> memRes2 = self->memoryGet( &self->memoryDatabase, key );
if( memRes != memRes2 ) {
TraceEvent(SevError, "WDRWatchWrongResult", randomID).detail("Reason", "Changed without triggering").detail("Key", printable(key)).detail("Value1", printable(memRes)).detail("Value2", printable(memRes2));
}
}
}
*memLimit += memRes.expectedSize();
return Void();
} catch( Error &e ) {
//check for transaction cancelled if the watch was not committed
//TraceEvent("WDRWatchError", randomID).error(e,true);
if( e.code() == error_code_used_during_commit ) {
ASSERT( *doingCommit );
return Void();
} else if( e.code() == error_code_transaction_cancelled )
return Void();
throw;
}
}
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ACTOR Future<Void> commitAndUpdateMemory( ReadYourWritesTransaction *tr, WriteDuringReadWorkload* self, bool *cancelled, bool readYourWritesDisabled, bool snapshotRYWDisabled, bool readAheadDisabled, bool useBatchPriority, bool* doingCommit, double* startTime, Key timebombStr ) {
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//state UID randomID = nondeterministicRandom()->randomUniqueID();
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//TraceEvent("WDRCommit", randomID);
try {
if( !readYourWritesDisabled && !*cancelled ) {
KeyRangeMap<bool> transactionConflicts;
tr->getWriteConflicts(&transactionConflicts);
auto transactionRanges = transactionConflicts.ranges();
auto addedRanges = self->addedConflicts.ranges();
auto transactionIter = transactionRanges.begin();
auto addedIter = addedRanges.begin();
bool failed = false;
while( transactionIter != transactionRanges.end() && addedIter != addedRanges.end() ) {
if( transactionIter->begin() != addedIter->begin() || transactionIter->value() != addedIter->value() ) {
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TraceEvent(SevError, "WriteConflictError").detail("TransactionKey", printable(transactionIter->begin())).detail("AddedKey", printable(addedIter->begin())).detail("TransactionVal", transactionIter->value()).detail("AddedVal", addedIter->value());
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failed = true;
}
++transactionIter;
++addedIter;
}
if( transactionIter != transactionRanges.end() || addedIter != addedRanges.end() ) {
failed = true;
}
if( failed ) {
TraceEvent(SevError, "WriteConflictRangeError");
for(transactionIter = transactionRanges.begin(); transactionIter != transactionRanges.end(); ++transactionIter ) {
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TraceEvent("WCRTransaction").detail("Range", printable(transactionIter.range())).detail("Value", transactionIter.value());
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}
for(addedIter = addedRanges.begin(); addedIter != addedRanges.end(); ++addedIter ) {
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TraceEvent("WCRAdded").detail("Range", printable(addedIter.range())).detail("Value", addedIter.value());
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}
}
}
state std::map<Key, Value> committedDB = self->memoryDatabase;
*doingCommit = true;
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wait( tr->commit() );
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*doingCommit = false;
self->finished.trigger();
if(readYourWritesDisabled)
tr->setOption(FDBTransactionOptions::READ_YOUR_WRITES_DISABLE);
if(snapshotRYWDisabled)
tr->setOption(FDBTransactionOptions::SNAPSHOT_RYW_DISABLE);
if(readAheadDisabled)
tr->setOption(FDBTransactionOptions::READ_AHEAD_DISABLE);
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if(useBatchPriority)
tr->setOption(FDBTransactionOptions::PRIORITY_BATCH);
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if(self->useSystemKeys)
tr->setOption(FDBTransactionOptions::ACCESS_SYSTEM_KEYS);
tr->addWriteConflictRange( self->conflictRange );
self->addedConflicts.insert(allKeys, false);
self->addedConflicts.insert( self->conflictRange, true );
*startTime = now();
tr->setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::TIMEOUT, timebombStr );
//TraceEvent("WDRCommitSuccess", randomID).detail("CommittedVersion", tr->getCommittedVersion());
self->lastCommittedDatabase = committedDB;
return Void();
} catch( Error &e ) {
//TraceEvent("WDRCommitCancelled", randomID).error(e,true);
if( e.code() == error_code_actor_cancelled || e.code() == error_code_transaction_cancelled || e.code() == error_code_used_during_commit )
*cancelled = true;
if( e.code() == error_code_actor_cancelled || e.code() == error_code_transaction_cancelled )
throw commit_unknown_result();
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if (e.code() == error_code_transaction_too_old)
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throw not_committed();
throw;
}
}
Value getRandomValue() {
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return Value( std::string( deterministicRandom()->randomInt(valueSizeRange.first,valueSizeRange.second+1), 'x' ) );
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}
ACTOR Future<Void> loadAndRun( Database cx, WriteDuringReadWorkload* self ) {
state double startTime = now();
loop {
state int i = 0;
state int keysPerBatch = std::min<int64_t>(1000, 1 + CLIENT_KNOBS->TRANSACTION_SIZE_LIMIT / 6 / (self->getKeyForIndex(self->nodes).size() + self->valueSizeRange.second));
self->memoryDatabase = std::map<Key, Value>();
for(; i < self->nodes; i+=keysPerBatch ) {
state Transaction tr(cx);
loop {
if( now() - startTime > self->testDuration )
return Void();
try {
if( i == 0 ) {
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::ACCESS_SYSTEM_KEYS );
tr.addWriteConflictRange(allKeys); // To prevent a write only transaction whose commit was previously cancelled from being reordered after this transaction
tr.clear( normalKeys );
}
if( self->useSystemKeys )
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::ACCESS_SYSTEM_KEYS );
int end = std::min(self->nodes, i+keysPerBatch );
tr.clear( KeyRangeRef( self->getKeyForIndex(i), self->getKeyForIndex(end) ) );
self->memoryDatabase.erase( self->memoryDatabase.lower_bound( self->getKeyForIndex(i) ), self->memoryDatabase.lower_bound( self->getKeyForIndex(end) ) );
for( int j = i; j < end; j++ ) {
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if ( deterministicRandom()->random01() < self->initialKeyDensity ) {
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Key key = self->getKeyForIndex( j );
if( key.size() <= (key.startsWith(systemKeys.begin) ? CLIENT_KNOBS->SYSTEM_KEY_SIZE_LIMIT : CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT)) {
Value value = self->getRandomValue();
value = value.substr(0,std::min<int>(value.size(),CLIENT_KNOBS->VALUE_SIZE_LIMIT));
self->memoryDatabase[ key ] = value;
tr.set( key, value );
}
}
}
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wait( tr.commit() );
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//TraceEvent("WDRInitBatch").detail("I", i).detail("CommittedVersion", tr.getCommittedVersion());
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break;
} catch( Error &e ) {
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wait( tr.onError( e ) );
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}
}
}
self->lastCommittedDatabase = self->memoryDatabase;
self->addedConflicts.insert(allKeys, false);
//TraceEvent("WDRInit");
loop {
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wait(delay( now() - startTime > self->slowModeStart || (g_network->isSimulated() && g_simulator.speedUpSimulation) ? 1.0 : 0.1 ));
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try {
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wait( self->randomTransaction( ( self->useExtraDB && deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5 ) ? self->extraDB : cx, self, startTime ) );
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} catch( Error &e ) {
if( e.code() != error_code_not_committed )
throw;
break;
}
if( now() - startTime > self->testDuration )
return Void();
}
}
}
Key getRandomKey() {
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return getKeyForIndex( deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, nodes ) );
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}
Key getKeyForIndex( int idx ) {
idx += minNode;
if( adjacentKeys ) {
return Key( idx ? keyPrefix + std::string( idx, '\x00' ) : "" );
} else {
return Key( keyPrefix + format( "%010d", idx ) );
}
}
Key versionStampKeyForIndex( int idx ) {
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Key result = KeyRef( getKeyForIndex(idx).toString() + std::string(14,'\x00') );
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int32_t pos = deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, result.size() - 13);
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pos = littleEndian32(pos);
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uint8_t* data = mutateString(result);
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memcpy(data+result.size()-sizeof(int32_t), &pos, sizeof(int32_t));
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return result;
}
Key getRandomVersionStampKey() {
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return versionStampKeyForIndex( deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, nodes ) );
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}
KeySelector getRandomKeySelector() {
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int scale = 1 << deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0,14);
return KeySelectorRef( getRandomKey(), deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5, deterministicRandom()->randomInt(-scale, scale) );
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}
GetRangeLimits getRandomLimits() {
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int kind = deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0,3);
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return GetRangeLimits(
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(kind&1) ? GetRangeLimits::ROW_LIMIT_UNLIMITED : deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, 1<<deterministicRandom()->randomInt(1, 10)),
(kind&2) ? GetRangeLimits::BYTE_LIMIT_UNLIMITED : deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, 1<<deterministicRandom()->randomInt(1, 15)) );
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}
KeyRange getRandomRange(int sizeLimit) {
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int startLocation = deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, nodes);
int scale = deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, deterministicRandom()->randomInt(2, 5) * deterministicRandom()->randomInt(2, 5));
int endLocation = startLocation + deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, 1+std::min(sizeLimit, std::min(nodes-startLocation, 1<<scale)));
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return KeyRangeRef( getKeyForIndex( startLocation ), getKeyForIndex( endLocation ) );
}
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Value applyAtomicOp(Optional<StringRef> existingValue, Value value, MutationRef::Type type) {
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Arena arena;
if (type == MutationRef::SetValue)
return value;
else if (type == MutationRef::AddValue)
return doLittleEndianAdd(existingValue, value, arena);
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else if (type == MutationRef::AppendIfFits)
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return doAppendIfFits(existingValue, value, arena);
else if (type == MutationRef::And)
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return doAndV2(existingValue, value, arena);
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else if (type == MutationRef::Or)
return doOr(existingValue, value, arena);
else if (type == MutationRef::Xor)
return doXor(existingValue, value, arena);
else if (type == MutationRef::Max)
return doMax(existingValue, value, arena);
else if (type == MutationRef::Min)
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return doMinV2(existingValue, value, arena);
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else if (type == MutationRef::ByteMin)
return doByteMin(existingValue, value, arena);
else if (type == MutationRef::ByteMax)
return doByteMax(existingValue, value, arena);
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ASSERT(false);
return Value();
}
ACTOR Future<Void> randomTransaction( Database cx, WriteDuringReadWorkload* self, double testStartTime ) {
state ReadYourWritesTransaction tr(cx);
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state bool readYourWritesDisabled = deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5;
state bool readAheadDisabled = deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5;
state bool snapshotRYWDisabled = deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5;
state bool useBatchPriority = deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5;
state int64_t timebomb = deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.01 ? deterministicRandom()->randomInt64(1, 6000) : 0;
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state std::vector<Future<Void>> operations;
state ActorCollection commits(false);
state std::vector<Future<Void>> watches;
state int changeNum = 1;
state bool doingCommit = false;
state int waitLocation = 0;
state double startTime = now();
state bool disableGetKey = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableGetRange = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableGet = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableCommit = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableClearRange = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableClear = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableWatch = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableWriteConflictRange = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableDelay = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableReset = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableReadConflictRange = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableSet = BUGGIFY;
state bool disableAtomicOp = BUGGIFY;
state Key timebombStr = makeString( 8 );
uint8_t* data = mutateString( timebombStr );
memcpy(data, &timebomb, 8);
loop {
if(now() - testStartTime > self->testDuration) {
return Void();
}
state int64_t memLimit = 1e8;
state bool cancelled = false;
if( readYourWritesDisabled )
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::READ_YOUR_WRITES_DISABLE );
if( snapshotRYWDisabled )
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::SNAPSHOT_RYW_DISABLE );
if( readAheadDisabled )
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::READ_AHEAD_DISABLE );
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if( useBatchPriority )
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::PRIORITY_BATCH );
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if( self->useSystemKeys )
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::ACCESS_SYSTEM_KEYS );
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::TIMEOUT, timebombStr );
tr.addWriteConflictRange( self->conflictRange );
self->addedConflicts.insert( self->conflictRange, true );
try {
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state int numWaits = deterministicRandom()->randomInt( 1, 5 );
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state int i = 0;
for(; i < numWaits && memLimit > 0; i++ ) {
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//TraceEvent("WDROps").detail("Count", i).detail("Max", numWaits).detail("ReadYourWritesDisabled",readYourWritesDisabled);
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state int numOps = deterministicRandom()->randomInt( 1, self->numOps );
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state int j = 0;
for(; j < numOps && memLimit > 0; j++ ) {
if( commits.getResult().isError() )
throw commits.getResult().getError();
try {
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state int operationType = deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0, 21);
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if( operationType == 0 && !disableGetKey ) {
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operations.push_back( self->getKeyAndCompare( &tr, self->getRandomKeySelector(), deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5, readYourWritesDisabled, snapshotRYWDisabled, self, &doingCommit, &memLimit ) );
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} else if( operationType == 1 && !disableGetRange ) {
operations.push_back( self->getRangeAndCompare( &tr,
self->getRandomKeySelector(),
self->getRandomKeySelector(),
self->getRandomLimits(),
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deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5,
deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5,
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readYourWritesDisabled, snapshotRYWDisabled, self, &doingCommit, &memLimit ) );
} else if( operationType == 2 && !disableGet ) {
operations.push_back( self->getAndCompare( &tr,
self->getRandomKey(),
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deterministicRandom()->random01() > 0.5, readYourWritesDisabled, snapshotRYWDisabled, self, &doingCommit, &memLimit ) );
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} else if( operationType == 3 && !disableCommit ) {
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if( !self->rarelyCommit || deterministicRandom()->random01() < 1.0 / self->numOps ) {
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Future<Void> commit = self->commitAndUpdateMemory( &tr, self, &cancelled, readYourWritesDisabled, snapshotRYWDisabled, readAheadDisabled, useBatchPriority, &doingCommit, &startTime, timebombStr );
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operations.push_back( commit );
commits.add( commit );
}
} else if( operationType == 4 && !disableClearRange ) {
KeyRange range = self->getRandomRange( self->maxClearSize );
self->changeCount.insert( range, changeNum++ );
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bool noConflict = deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5;
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//TraceEvent("WDRClearRange").detail("Begin", printable(range)).detail("NoConflict", noConflict);
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if( noConflict )
tr.setOption(FDBTransactionOptions::NEXT_WRITE_NO_WRITE_CONFLICT_RANGE);
tr.clear( range );
if( !noConflict ) {
KeyRangeRef conflict( range.begin.substr(0, std::min<int>(range.begin.size(), (range.begin.startsWith(systemKeys.begin) ? CLIENT_KNOBS->SYSTEM_KEY_SIZE_LIMIT : CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT)+1)),
range.end.substr(0, std::min<int>(range.end.size(), (range.end.startsWith(systemKeys.begin) ? CLIENT_KNOBS->SYSTEM_KEY_SIZE_LIMIT : CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT)+1)));
self->addedConflicts.insert(conflict, true);
}
self->memoryDatabase.erase( self->memoryDatabase.lower_bound( range.begin ), self->memoryDatabase.lower_bound( range.end ) );
} else if( operationType == 5 && !disableClear ) {
Key key = self->getRandomKey();
self->changeCount.insert( key, changeNum++ );
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bool noConflict = deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5;
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//TraceEvent("WDRClear").detail("Key", printable(key)).detail("NoConflict", noConflict);
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if( noConflict )
tr.setOption(FDBTransactionOptions::NEXT_WRITE_NO_WRITE_CONFLICT_RANGE);
tr.clear( key );
if( !noConflict && key.size() <= (key.startsWith(systemKeys.begin) ? CLIENT_KNOBS->SYSTEM_KEY_SIZE_LIMIT : CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT) ) {
self->addedConflicts.insert(key, true);
}
self->memoryDatabase.erase( key );
} else if( operationType == 6 && !disableWatch ) {
watches.push_back( self->watchAndCompare( &tr,
self->getRandomKey(),
readYourWritesDisabled, self, &doingCommit, &memLimit ) );
} else if( operationType == 7 && !disableWriteConflictRange ) {
KeyRange range = self->getRandomRange( self->nodes );
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//TraceEvent("WDRAddWriteConflict").detail("Range", printable(range));
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tr.addWriteConflictRange( range );
KeyRangeRef conflict( range.begin.substr(0, std::min<int>(range.begin.size(), (range.begin.startsWith(systemKeys.begin) ? CLIENT_KNOBS->SYSTEM_KEY_SIZE_LIMIT : CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT)+1)),
range.end.substr(0, std::min<int>(range.end.size(), (range.end.startsWith(systemKeys.begin) ? CLIENT_KNOBS->SYSTEM_KEY_SIZE_LIMIT : CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT)+1)));
self->addedConflicts.insert(conflict, true);
} else if( operationType == 8 && !disableDelay ) {
double maxTime = 6.0;
if( timebomb > 0 )
maxTime = startTime + timebomb / 1000.0 - now();
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operations.push_back( delay( deterministicRandom()->random01() * deterministicRandom()->random01() * deterministicRandom()->random01() * maxTime ) );
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} else if( operationType == 9 && !disableReset ) {
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if( deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.001 ) {
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//TraceEvent("WDRReset");
tr.reset();
self->memoryDatabase = self->lastCommittedDatabase;
self->addedConflicts.insert(allKeys, false);
if( readYourWritesDisabled )
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::READ_YOUR_WRITES_DISABLE );
if( snapshotRYWDisabled )
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::SNAPSHOT_RYW_DISABLE );
if( readAheadDisabled )
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::READ_AHEAD_DISABLE );
if( self->useSystemKeys )
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::ACCESS_SYSTEM_KEYS );
tr.addWriteConflictRange( self->conflictRange );
self->addedConflicts.insert( self->conflictRange, true );
startTime = now();
tr.setOption( FDBTransactionOptions::TIMEOUT, timebombStr );
}
} else if( operationType == 10 && !disableReadConflictRange ) {
KeyRange range = self->getRandomRange( self->maxClearSize );
tr.addReadConflictRange( range );
} else if( operationType == 11 && !disableAtomicOp ) {
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if(!self->useSystemKeys && deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.01) {
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Key versionStampKey = self->getRandomVersionStampKey();
Value value = self->getRandomValue();
KeyRangeRef range = getVersionstampKeyRange(versionStampKey.arena(), versionStampKey, normalKeys.end);
self->changeCount.insert( range, changeNum++ );
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//TraceEvent("WDRVersionStamp").detail("VersionStampKey", printable(versionStampKey)).detail("Range", printable(range));
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tr.atomicOp( versionStampKey, value, MutationRef::SetVersionstampedKey );
tr.clear( range );
KeyRangeRef conflict( range.begin.substr(0, std::min<int>(range.begin.size(), (range.begin.startsWith(systemKeys.begin) ? CLIENT_KNOBS->SYSTEM_KEY_SIZE_LIMIT : CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT)+1)),
range.end.substr(0, std::min<int>(range.end.size(), (range.end.startsWith(systemKeys.begin) ? CLIENT_KNOBS->SYSTEM_KEY_SIZE_LIMIT : CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT)+1)));
self->addedConflicts.insert(conflict, true);
self->memoryDatabase.erase( self->memoryDatabase.lower_bound( range.begin ), self->memoryDatabase.lower_bound( range.end ) );
} else {
Key key = self->getRandomKey();
Value value = self->getRandomValue();
MutationRef::Type opType;
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switch( deterministicRandom()->randomInt(0,8) ) {
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case 0:
opType = MutationRef::AddValue;
break;
case 1:
opType = MutationRef::And;
break;
case 2:
opType = MutationRef::Or;
break;
case 3:
opType = MutationRef::Xor;
break;
case 4:
opType = MutationRef::Max;
break;
case 5:
opType = MutationRef::Min;
break;
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case 6:
opType = MutationRef::ByteMin;
break;
case 7:
opType = MutationRef::ByteMax;
break;
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}
self->changeCount.insert( key, changeNum++ );
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bool noConflict = deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5;
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//TraceEvent("WDRAtomicOp").detail("Key", printable(key)).detail("Value", value.size()).detail("NoConflict", noConflict);
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if( noConflict )
tr.setOption(FDBTransactionOptions::NEXT_WRITE_NO_WRITE_CONFLICT_RANGE);
tr.atomicOp( key, value, opType );
//TraceEvent("WDRAtomicOpSuccess").detail("Key", printable(key)).detail("Value", value.size());
if( !noConflict && key.size() <= (key.startsWith(systemKeys.begin) ? CLIENT_KNOBS->SYSTEM_KEY_SIZE_LIMIT : CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT) )
self->addedConflicts.insert(key, true);
Optional<Value> existing = self->memoryGet( &self->memoryDatabase, key );
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self->memoryDatabase[ key ] = self->applyAtomicOp( existing.present() ? Optional<StringRef>(existing.get()) : Optional<StringRef>(), value, opType );
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}
} else if( operationType > 11 && !disableSet ) {
Key key = self->getRandomKey();
Value value = self->getRandomValue();
self->changeCount.insert( key, changeNum++ );
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bool noConflict = deterministicRandom()->random01() < 0.5;
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//TraceEvent("WDRSet").detail("Key", printable(key)).detail("Value", value.size()).detail("NoConflict", noConflict);
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if( noConflict )
tr.setOption(FDBTransactionOptions::NEXT_WRITE_NO_WRITE_CONFLICT_RANGE);
tr.set( key, value );
if( !noConflict && key.size() <= (key.startsWith(systemKeys.begin) ? CLIENT_KNOBS->SYSTEM_KEY_SIZE_LIMIT : CLIENT_KNOBS->KEY_SIZE_LIMIT) )
self->addedConflicts.insert(key, true);
//TraceEvent("WDRSetSuccess").detail("Key", printable(key)).detail("Value", value.size());
self->memoryDatabase[ key ] = value;
}
} catch( Error &e ) {
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if( e.code() == error_code_used_during_commit ) {
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ASSERT( doingCommit );
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} else if( e.code() != error_code_transaction_cancelled ) {
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throw;
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}
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}
}
if( waitLocation < operations.size() ) {
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int waitOp = deterministicRandom()->randomInt(waitLocation,operations.size());
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//TraceEvent("WDRWait").detail("Op", waitOp).detail("Operations", operations.size()).detail("WaitLocation", waitLocation);
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wait( operations[waitOp] );
wait( delay(0.000001) ); //to ensure errors have propgated from reads to commits
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waitLocation = operations.size();
}
}
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wait( waitForAll( operations ) );
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ASSERT( timebomb == 0 || 1000*(now() - startTime) <= timebomb + 1 );
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wait( tr.debug_onIdle() );
wait( delay(0.000001) ); //to ensure triggered watches have a change to register
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self->finished.trigger();
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wait( waitForAll( watches ) ); //only for errors, should have all returned
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self->changeCount.insert( allKeys, 0 );
break;
} catch( Error &e ) {
operations.clear();
commits.clear(false);
waitLocation = 0;
watches.clear();
self->changeCount.insert( allKeys, 0 );
doingCommit = false;
//TraceEvent("WDRError").error(e, true);
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if(e.code() == error_code_database_locked) {
self->memoryDatabase = self->lastCommittedDatabase;
self->addedConflicts.insert(allKeys, false);
return Void();
}
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if( e.code() == error_code_not_committed || e.code() == error_code_commit_unknown_result || e.code() == error_code_transaction_too_large || e.code() == error_code_key_too_large || e.code() == error_code_value_too_large || cancelled )
throw not_committed();
try {
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wait( tr.onError(e) );
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} catch( Error &e ) {
if( e.code() == error_code_transaction_timed_out ) {
ASSERT( timebomb != 0 && 1000*(now() - startTime) >= timebomb - 1 );
throw not_committed();
}
throw e;
}
self->memoryDatabase = self->lastCommittedDatabase;
self->addedConflicts.insert(allKeys, false);
}
}
self->memoryDatabase = self->lastCommittedDatabase;
self->addedConflicts.insert(allKeys, false);
return Void();
}
};
WorkloadFactory<WriteDuringReadWorkload> WriteDuringReadWorkloadFactory("WriteDuringRead");