Class RowIndexEntry<T>
- java.lang.Object
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- org.apache.cassandra.db.RowIndexEntry<T>
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
IMeasurableMemory
public class RowIndexEntry<T> extends java.lang.Object implements IMeasurableMemory
Binary format ofRowIndexEntryis defined as follows:(long) position (64 bit long, vint encoded) (int) serialized size of data that follows (32 bit int, vint encoded) -- following for indexed entries only (so serialized size > 0) (int) DeletionTime.localDeletionTime (long) DeletionTime.markedForDeletionAt (int) number of IndexInfo objects (32 bit int, vint encoded) (*) serialized IndexInfo objects, see below (*) offsets of serialized IndexInfo objects, since version "ma" (3.0) Each IndexInfo object's offset is relative to the first IndexInfo object.See
IndexInfofor a description of the serialized format.For each partition, the layout of the index file looks like this:
- partition key - prefixed with
shortlength - serialized
RowIndexEntryobjects
Generally, we distinguish between index entries that have index samples (list of
IndexInfoobjects) and those who don't. For each portion of data for a single partition in the data file, an index sample is created. The size of that portion is defined byConfig.column_index_size.Index entries with less than 2 index samples, will just store the position in the data file.
Note: legacy sstables for index entries are those sstable formats that do not have an offsets table to index samples (
IndexInfoobjects). These are those sstables created on Cassandra versions earlier than 3.0.For index entries with index samples we store the index samples (
IndexInfoobjects). The bigger the partition, the more index samples are created. Since a huge amount of index samples will "pollute" the heap and cause huge GC pressure, Cassandra 3.6 (CASSANDRA-11206) distinguishes between index entries with an "acceptable" amount of index samples per partition and those with an "enormous" amount of index samples. The barrier is controlled by the configuration parameterConfig.column_index_cache_size. Index entries with a total serialized size of index samples up tocolumn_index_cache_sizewill be held in an array. Index entries exceeding that value will always be accessed from disk.This results in these classes:
RowIndexEntryjust stores the offset in the data file.RowIndexEntry.IndexedEntryis for index entries with index samples and used for both current and legacy sstables, which do not exceedConfig.column_index_cache_size.RowIndexEntry.ShallowIndexedEntryis for index entries with index samples that exceedConfig.column_index_cache_sizefor sstables with an offset table to the index samples.
Since access to index samples on disk (obviously) requires some file reader, that functionality is encapsulated in implementations of
RowIndexEntry.IndexInfoRetriever. There is an implementation to access index samples of legacy sstables (without the offsets table), an implementation of access sstables with an offsets table.Until now (Cassandra 3.x), we still support reading from legacy sstables - i.e. sstables created by Cassandra < 3.0 (see
BigFormat.
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Nested Class Summary
Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description static interfaceRowIndexEntry.IndexInfoRetrieverBase class to accessIndexInfoobjects.static interfaceRowIndexEntry.IndexSerializer<T>static classRowIndexEntry.Serializer
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description longposition
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description RowIndexEntry(long position)
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description intcolumnsIndexCount()static RowIndexEntry<IndexInfo>create(long dataFilePosition, long indexFilePosition, DeletionTime deletionTime, long headerLength, int columnIndexCount, int indexedPartSize, java.util.List<IndexInfo> indexSamples, int[] offsets, ISerializer<IndexInfo> idxInfoSerializer)DeletionTimedeletionTime()booleanindexOnHeap()booleanisIndexed()RowIndexEntry.IndexInfoRetrieveropenWithIndex(FileHandle indexFile)voidserialize(DataOutputPlus out, java.nio.ByteBuffer indexInfo)voidserializeForCache(DataOutputPlus out)longunsharedHeapSize()
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Method Detail
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isIndexed
public boolean isIndexed()
- Returns:
- true if this index entry contains the row-level tombstone and column summary. Otherwise, caller should fetch these from the row header.
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indexOnHeap
public boolean indexOnHeap()
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deletionTime
public DeletionTime deletionTime()
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columnsIndexCount
public int columnsIndexCount()
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unsharedHeapSize
public long unsharedHeapSize()
- Specified by:
unsharedHeapSizein interfaceIMeasurableMemory- Returns:
- the amount of on-heap memory retained by the object that might be reclaimed if the object were reclaimed, i.e. it should try to exclude globally cached data where possible, or counting portions of arrays that are referenced by the object but used by other objects only (e.g. slabbed byte-buffers), etc.
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create
public static RowIndexEntry<IndexInfo> create(long dataFilePosition, long indexFilePosition, DeletionTime deletionTime, long headerLength, int columnIndexCount, int indexedPartSize, java.util.List<IndexInfo> indexSamples, int[] offsets, ISerializer<IndexInfo> idxInfoSerializer)
- Parameters:
dataFilePosition- position of the partition in theComponent.Type.DATAfileindexFilePosition- position in theComponent.Type.PRIMARY_INDEXof theRowIndexEntrydeletionTime- deletion time ofRowIndexEntryheaderLength- deletion time ofRowIndexEntrycolumnIndexCount- number ofIndexInfoentries in theRowIndexEntryindexedPartSize- serialized size of all serializedIndexInfoobjects and their offsetsindexSamples- list with IndexInfo offsets (if total serialized size is less thanConfig.column_index_cache_sizeoffsets- offsets of IndexInfo offsetsidxInfoSerializer- theIndexInfoserializer
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openWithIndex
public RowIndexEntry.IndexInfoRetriever openWithIndex(FileHandle indexFile)
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serialize
public void serialize(DataOutputPlus out, java.nio.ByteBuffer indexInfo) throws java.io.IOException
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
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serializeForCache
public void serializeForCache(DataOutputPlus out) throws java.io.IOException
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
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