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#
# This handles DBD::SQLite 1.x which uses SQLite 3.x
#
package OOPS::sqlite_v3;
@ISA = qw(OOPS::DBO Exporter);
@EXPORT = qw(
tabledefs
table_list
db_initial_values
initial_query_set
$big_blob_size
$retry_count
);
use strict;
use warnings;
use Carp qw(confess);
our $big_blob_size = 900*1024;
our $enable_fd_leak_workaround = 500;
our $invocations = 0;
sub tmode {}
sub lock_object {}
sub deadlock_rx
{
return (
qr/database is locked(?:\(\d+\) at dbdimp\.c line )?/,
qr/unable to open database file\(\d+\) at dbdimp\.c line/,
);
}
sub nodata_rx
{
return qr/no such table: \S+object(?:\(1\) at dbdimp\.c)?/;
}
sub initialize
{
my $dbo = shift;
my $dbh = $dbo->{dbh};
$dbh->{sqlite_handle_binary_nulls} = 1;
#
# SQLite will sometimes error out with a locked database
# error when it should have just waited instead. Oh well.
#
# http://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=11680
#
$dbh->func(10_000, 'busy_timeout');
my $sync = $dbo->{default_synchronous} || $ENV{OOPS_SYNC};
if ($sync) {
my $sm = $dbh->prepare("PRAGMA default_synchronous = $sync;") || confess $dbh->errstr;
$sm->execute || confess $sm->errstr;
}
$dbo->{sqlite_version} = 3;
return unless $invocations++ >= $enable_fd_leak_workaround;
return unless $enable_fd_leak_workaround;
return undef unless -d "/proc/$$/fd";
return undef unless $dbo->{database} =~ /dbname=(\S+)/;
my $dbfile = $1;
my ($dev, $ino) = (stat($dbfile))[0,1];
my @r;
local(*D);
opendir(D, "/proc/$$/fd") || return undef;
@r = sort { $a <=> $b } grep($_ ne "." && $_ ne "..", readdir(D));
closedir(D);
require POSIX;
pop(@r); pop(@r); pop(@r); pop(@r);
#
# The very-recently created sqlite open file is a
# pipe rather than a link so this won't accidently
# close it.
#
for my $r (@r) {
next unless $r > $enable_fd_leak_workaround;
my $f = readlink("/proc/$$/fd/$r");
next unless $f;
unless ($f eq $dbfile) {
my ($fddev, $fdino) = (stat($f))[0,1];
next unless $fddev == $dev;
next unless $fdino == $ino;
}
warn "Closing fd probably leaked by SQLite ($r);";
POSIX::close($r);
}
}
# subroutine
sub tabledefs
{
my $x = <<'END';
CREATE TABLE TP_object (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
loadgroup BIGINT,
class VARCHAR(255), # ref($object)
otype CHAR(1), # 'S'calar/ref, 'A'rray, 'H'ash
virtual CHAR(1), # load virutal ('V' or '0')
reftarg CHAR(1), # reference target ('T' or '0')
rfe CHAR(1), # reserved for future expansion
alen INT, # array length
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