bool WriteBatchExecutor::applyWriteBatch(const WriteBatch& writeBatch,
BSONArrayBuilder* resultsArray) {
bool batchSuccess = true;
for (size_t i = 0; i < writeBatch.getNumWriteItems(); ++i) {
const WriteBatch::WriteItem& writeItem = writeBatch.getWriteItem(i);
// All writes in the batch must be of the same type:
dassert(writeBatch.getWriteType() == writeItem.getWriteType());
BSONObjBuilder results;
bool opSuccess = applyWriteItem(writeBatch.getNS(), writeItem, &results);
resultsArray->append(results.obj());
batchSuccess &= opSuccess;
if (!opSuccess && !writeBatch.getContinueOnError()) {
break;
}
}
return batchSuccess;
}
void WriteBatchExecutor::executeBatch( const BatchedCommandRequest& request,
BatchedCommandResponse* response ) {
Timer commandTimer;
WriteStats stats;
std::auto_ptr<BatchedErrorDetail> error( new BatchedErrorDetail );
BSONObj upsertedID = BSONObj();
bool batchSuccess = true;
bool staleBatch = false;
// Apply each batch item, stopping on an error if we were asked to apply the batch
// sequentially.
size_t numBatchOps = request.sizeWriteOps();
bool verbose = verboseResponse( request );
for ( size_t i = 0; i < numBatchOps; i++ ) {
if ( applyWriteItem( BatchItemRef( &request, i ),
&stats,
&upsertedID,
error.get() ) ) {
// In case updates turned out to be upserts, the callers may be interested
// in learning what _id was used for that document.
if ( !upsertedID.isEmpty() ) {
if ( numBatchOps == 1 ) {
response->setSingleUpserted(upsertedID);
}
else if ( verbose ) {
std::auto_ptr<BatchedUpsertDetail> upsertDetail(new BatchedUpsertDetail);
upsertDetail->setIndex(i);
upsertDetail->setUpsertedID(upsertedID);
response->addToUpsertDetails(upsertDetail.release());
}
upsertedID = BSONObj();
}
}
else {
// The applyWriteItem did not go thgrou
// If the error is sharding related, we'll have to investigate whether we
// have a stale view of sharding state.
if ( error->getErrCode() == ErrorCodes::StaleShardVersion ) staleBatch = true;
// Don't bother recording if the user doesn't want a verbose answer. We want to
// keep the error if this is a one-item batch, since we already compact the
// response for those.
if (verbose || numBatchOps == 1) {
error->setIndex( static_cast<int>( i ) );
response->addToErrDetails( error.release() );
}
batchSuccess = false;
if ( request.getOrdered() ) break;
error.reset( new BatchedErrorDetail );
}
}
// So far, we may have failed some of the batch's items. So we record
// that. Rergardless, we still need to apply the write concern. If that generates a
// more specific error, we'd replace for the intermediate error here. Note that we
// "compatct" the error messge if this is an one-item batch. (See rationale later in
// this file.)
if ( !batchSuccess ) {
if (numBatchOps > 1) {
// TODO
// Define the final error code here.
// Might be used as a final error, depending on write concern success.
response->setErrCode( 99999 );
response->setErrMessage( "batch op errors occurred" );
}
else {
// Promote the single error.
const BatchedErrorDetail* error = response->getErrDetailsAt( 0 );
response->setErrCode( error->getErrCode() );
if ( error->isErrInfoSet() ) response->setErrInfo( error->getErrInfo() );
response->setErrMessage( error->getErrMessage() );
response->unsetErrDetails();
error = NULL;
}
}
// Apply write concern. Note, again, that we're only assembling a full response if the
// user is interested in it.
BSONObj writeConcern;
if ( request.isWriteConcernSet() ) {
writeConcern = request.getWriteConcern();
}
else {
writeConcern = _defaultWriteConcern;
}
string errMsg;
BSONObjBuilder wcResultsB;
if ( !waitForWriteConcern( writeConcern, !batchSuccess, &wcResultsB, &errMsg ) ) {
// TODO Revisit when user visible family error codes are set
response->setErrCode( ErrorCodes::WriteConcernFailed );
response->setErrMessage( errMsg );
if ( verbose ) {
response->setErrInfo( wcResultsB.obj() );
}
}
// TODO: Audit where we want to queue here
if ( staleBatch ) {
ChunkVersion latestShardVersion;
shardingState.refreshMetadataIfNeeded( request.getNS(),
request.getShardVersion(),
&latestShardVersion );
}
// Set the main body of the response. We assume that, if there was an error, the error
// code would already be set.
response->setOk( !response->isErrCodeSet() );
response->setN( stats.numUpdated + stats.numInserted + stats.numDeleted );
}
