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package UR::DataSource::RDBMSRetriableOperations; |
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use Time::HiRes; |
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# A mixin class that provides methods to retry queries and syncs |
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# |
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# Consumers should provide should_retry_operation_after_error(). |
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# It's passed the SQL that generated the error and the DBI error string. |
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# It should return true if the operation generating that error should be |
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# retried. |
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class UR::DataSource::RDBMSRetriableOperations { |
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has_optional => [ |
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retry_sleep_start_sec => { is => 'Integer', value => 1, doc => 'Initial inter-error sleep time' }, |
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retry_sleep_max_sec => { is => 'Integer', value => 3600, doc => 'Maximum inter-error sleep time' }, |
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], |
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valid_signals => ['retry'] |
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}; |
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# The guts of the thing. Consumers that want a base-datasource method to |
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# be retriable should override the method to call this instead, and pass |
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# a code ref to perform the retriable action |
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sub _retriable_operation { |
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my $self = UR::Util::object(shift); |
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$self->_make_retriable_operation_observer(); |
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RETRY_LOOP: |
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for( my $db_retry_sec = $self->retry_sleep_start_sec; |
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$db_retry_sec < $self->retry_sleep_max_sec; |
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$db_retry_sec *= 2 |
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) { |
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my @rv = eval { $code->(); }; |
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if ($@ =~ m/DB_RETRY/) { |
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$self->error_message("DB_RETRY"); |
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$self->debug_message("Disconnecting and sleeping for $db_retry_sec seconds...\n"); |
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$self->disconnect_default_handle; |
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Time::HiRes::sleep($db_retry_sec); |
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$self->__signal_observers__('retry', $db_retry_sec); |
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next RETRY_LOOP; |
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} |
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Carp::croak($@); # re-throw other exceptions |
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} |
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return $self->context_return(@rv); |
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die "Maximum database retries reached"; |
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} |
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{ |
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my %retry_observers; |
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sub _make_retriable_operation_observer { |
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unless ($retry_observers{$self->class}++) { |
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for (qw(query_failed commit_failed do_failed connect_failed sequence_nextval_failed)) { |
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$self->add_observer( |
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aspect => $_, |
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priority => 99999, # Super low priority to fire last |
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callback => \&_db_retry_observer, |
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} |
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# Default is to not retry |
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sub should_retry_operation_after_error { |
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} |
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# The callback for the retry observer |
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sub _db_retry_observer { |
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my($self, $aspect, $db_operation, $sql, $dbi_errstr) = @_; |
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$self->error_message("SQL failed during $db_operation\nerror: $dbi_errstr\nsql: $sql"); |
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die "DB_RETRY" if $self->should_retry_operation_after_error($sql, $dbi_errstr); |
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# Code triggering the observer will throw an exception |
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} |
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# Searches the parentage of $self for a RDBMS datasource class |
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# and returns a ref to the named sub in that package |
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# a real role |
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my %cached_rdbms_datasource_method_for; |
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sub rdbms_datasource_method_for { |
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my $override = sub { |
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Sub::Install::install_sub({ |
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