scbc_repos/CTSManager/mysql-5.7.31/include/mysql/service_command.h

#ifndef MYSQL_SERVICE_COMMAND_INCLUDED
#define MYSQL_SERVICE_COMMAND_INCLUDED
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/**
  @file
  Header file for the Command service. This service is to provide means
  of executing different commands, like COM_QUERY, COM_STMT_PREPARE,
  in the server.
*/

#include "mysql/service_srv_session.h"
#include "mysql/com_data.h"

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

#include "mysql_time.h"
#include "decimal.h"
#ifndef MYSQL_ABI_CHECK
#include "m_ctype.h"
#include <stdint.h>                    /* uint32_t */
#endif

/* POD structure for the field metadata from the server */
struct st_send_field
{
  const char *db_name;
  const char *table_name;
  const char *org_table_name;
  const char *col_name;
  const char *org_col_name;
  unsigned long length;
  unsigned int charsetnr;
  unsigned int flags;
  unsigned int decimals;
  enum_field_types type;
};


struct st_command_service_cbs
{
  /*
    For a statement that returns a result, the flow of called callbacks will be:

    start_result_metadata()
      field_metadata()
      ....
    end_result_metadata() (in the classic protocol this generates an EOF packet)
    start_row()
      get_xxx()
      ...
    end_row()
    start_row()
      get_xxx()
      ...
    end_row()
    handle_ok()           (with data for an EOF packet)

    For a statement that does NOT return a result, but only status, like
    INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, REPLACE, TRUNCATE, CREATE, DROP, ALTER, etc. only
    handle_ok() will be invoked, in case of success.

    All statements that result in an error will invoke handle_error().

    For statements that return a result set, handle_error() might be invoked
    even after metadata was sent. This will indicate an error during the
    execution of the statement.
  */

  /*** Getting metadata ***/
  /**
    Indicates beginning of metadata for the result set

    @param ctx      Plugin's context
    @param num_cols Number of fields being sent
    @param flags    Flags to alter the metadata sending
    @param resultcs Charset of the result set

    @note resultcs is the charset in which the data should be encoded before
    sent to the client. This is the value of the session variable
    character_set_results. The implementor most probably will need to save
    this value in the context and use it as "to" charset in get_string().

    In case of CS_BINARY_REPRESENTATION, get_string() receives as a parameter
    the charset of the string, as it is stored on disk.

    In case of CS_TEXT_REPRESENTATION, the string value might be already a
    stringified value or non-string data, which is in character_set_results.

    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*start_result_metadata)(void *ctx, uint num_cols, uint flags,
                               const CHARSET_INFO *resultcs);

  /**
    Field metadata is provided via this callback

    @param ctx     Plugin's context
    @param field   Field's metadata (see field.h)
    @param charset Field's charset

    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*field_metadata)(void *ctx, struct st_send_field *field,
                        const CHARSET_INFO *charset);

  /**
    Indicates end of metadata for the result set

    @param ctx            Plugin's context
    @param server_status  Status of server (see mysql_com.h, SERVER_STATUS_*)
    @param warn_count     Number of warnings generated during execution to the
                          moment when the metadata is sent.
    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*end_result_metadata)(void *ctx, uint server_status,
                             uint warn_count);

  /**
    Indicates the beginning of a new row in the result set/metadata

    @param ctx   Plugin's context

    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*start_row)(void *ctx);

  /**
    Indicates the end of the current row in the result set/metadata

    @param ctx   Plugin's context

    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*end_row)(void *ctx);

  /**
    An error occured during execution

    @details This callback indicates that an error occured during command
    execution and the partial row should be dropped. Server will raise error
    and return.

    @param ctx   Plugin's context

    @returns
      true  an error occured, server will abort the command
      false ok

  */
  void (*abort_row)(void *ctx);

  /**
    Return client's capabilities (see mysql_com.h, CLIENT_*)

    @param ctx     Plugin's context

    @return Bitmap of client's capabilities
  */
  ulong (*get_client_capabilities)(void *ctx);

  /****** Getting data ******/
  /**
    Receive NULL value from server

    @param ctx  Plugin's context

    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*get_null)(void * ctx);

  /**
    Receive TINY/SHORT/LONG value from server

    @param ctx           Plugin's context
    @param value         Value received

    @note In order to know which type exactly was received, the plugin must
    track the metadata that was sent just prior to the result set.

    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*get_integer)(void * ctx, longlong value);

  /**
    Get LONGLONG value from server

    @param ctx           Plugin's context
    @param value         Value received
    @param is_unsigned   TRUE <=> value is unsigned

    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*get_longlong)(void * ctx, longlong value, uint is_unsigned);

  /**
    Receive DECIMAL value from server

    @param ctx   Plugin's context
    @param value Value received

    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*get_decimal)(void * ctx, const decimal_t * value);

  /**
    Receive FLOAT/DOUBLE from server

    @param ctx      Plugin's context
    @param value    Value received
    @param decimals Number of decimals

    @note In order to know which type exactly was received, the plugin must
    track the metadata that was sent just prior to the result set.

    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*get_double)(void * ctx, double value, uint32_t decimals);

  /**
    Get DATE value from server

    @param ctx      Plugin's context
    @param value    Value received

    @returns
      1  an error occured during storing, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*get_date)(void * ctx, const MYSQL_TIME * value);

  /**
    Receive TIME value from server

    @param ctx      Plugin's context
    @param value    Value received
    @param decimals Number of decimals

    @returns
      1  an error occured during storing, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*get_time)(void * ctx, const MYSQL_TIME * value, uint decimals);

  /**
    Receive DATETIME value from server

    @param ctx      Plugin's context
    @param value    Value received
    @param decimals Number of decimals

    @returns
      1  an error occured during storing, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*get_datetime)(void * ctx, const MYSQL_TIME * value, uint decimals);

  /**
    Get STRING value from server

    @param ctx     Plugin's context
    @param value   Data
    @param length  Data length
    @param valuecs Data charset

    @note In case of CS_BINARY_REPRESENTATION, get_string() receives as
    a parameter the charset of the string, as it is stored on disk.

    In case of CS_TEXT_REPRESENTATION, the string value might be already a
    stringified value or non-string data, which is in character_set_results.

    @see start_result_metadata()

    @returns
      1  an error occured, server will abort the command
      0  ok
  */
  int (*get_string)(void * ctx, const char * value, size_t length,
                    const CHARSET_INFO * valuecs);

  /****** Getting execution status ******/
  /**
    Command ended with success

    @param ctx                  Plugin's context
    @param server_status        Status of server (see mysql_com.h,
                                SERVER_STATUS_*)
    @param statement_warn_count Number of warnings thrown during execution
    @param affected_rows        Number of rows affected by the command
    @param last_insert_id       Last insert id being assigned during execution
    @param message              A message from server
  */
  void (*handle_ok)(void * ctx,
                    uint server_status, uint statement_warn_count,
                    ulonglong affected_rows, ulonglong last_insert_id,
                    const char * message);

  /**
    Command ended with ERROR

    @param ctx       Plugin's context
    @param sql_errno Error code
    @param err_msg   Error message
    @param sqlstate  SQL state correspongin to the error code
  */
  void (*handle_error)(void * ctx, uint sql_errno, const char * err_msg,
                       const char * sqlstate);

  /**
    Callback for shutdown notification from the server.

    @param ctx              Plugin's context
    @param server_shutdown  Whether this is a normal connection shutdown (0) or
                            server shutdown (1).
  */
  void (*shutdown)(void *ctx, int server_shutdown);
};

enum cs_text_or_binary
{
  CS_TEXT_REPRESENTATION= 1,   /* Let the server convert everything to string */
  CS_BINARY_REPRESENTATION= 2, /* Let the server use native types */
};

extern struct command_service_st {
  int (*run_command)(MYSQL_SESSION session,
                     enum enum_server_command command,
                     const union COM_DATA * data,
                     const CHARSET_INFO * client_cs,
                     const struct st_command_service_cbs * callbacks,
                     enum cs_text_or_binary text_or_binary,
                     void * service_callbacks_ctx);
} *command_service;

#ifdef MYSQL_DYNAMIC_PLUGIN

#define command_service_run_command(t, command, data, cset, cbs, t_or_b, ctx) \
  command_service->run_command((t), (command), (data), (cset), \
                               (cbs), (t_or_b), (ctx))
#else


/**
  Executes a server command in a session.


  There are two cases. Execution in a physical thread :
  1. initialized by the srv_session service
  2. NOT initialized by the srv_session service

  In case of 1, if there is currently attached session, and it is
  different from the passed one, the former will be automatically
  detached. The session to be used for the execution will then be
  attached. After the command is executed, the attached session will
  not be detached. It will be detached by a next call to run_command()
  with another session as parameter.  In other words, for all sessions
  used in a physical thread, there will be at most one in attached
  state.

  In case of 2, the current state (current_thd) will be
  preserved. Then the given session will move to attached state and
  the command will be executed. After the execution the state of the
  session will be changed to detached and the preserved state
  (current_thd) will be restored.

  The client charset is used for commands like COM_QUERY and
  COM_STMT_PREPARE to know how to threat the char* fields. This
  charset will be used until the next call of run_command when it may
  be changed again.

  @param session  The session
  @param command  The command to be executed.
  @param data     The data needed for the command to be executed
  @param client_cs The charset for the string data input(COM_QUERY for example)
  @param callbacks Callbacks to be used by the server to encode data and
                   to communicate with the client (plugin) side.
  @param text_or_binary Select which representation the server will use for the
                        data passed to the callbacks. For more information
                        @see cs_text_or_binary enum
  @param service_callbacks_ctx  Context passed to the command service callbacks

  @return
    0 success
    1 failure
*/
int command_service_run_command(MYSQL_SESSION session,
                                enum enum_server_command command,
                                const union COM_DATA * data,
                                const CHARSET_INFO * client_cs,
                                const struct st_command_service_cbs * callbacks,
                                enum cs_text_or_binary text_or_binary,
                                void * service_callbacks_ctx);

#endif /* MYSQL_DYNAMIC_PLUGIN */

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif