pub struct Engine {
pub(crate) db: DBWithThreadMode<MultiThreaded>,
pub(crate) pool: Arc<Pool>,
pub(crate) ctx: Arc<Context>,
pub(crate) read_only: bool,
pub(crate) secondary: bool,
pub(crate) checksums: bool,
corks: AtomicU32,
}Expand description
Handle to the opened RocksDB database and its shared resources.
One Engine exists per database, shared behind an Arc by every Map.
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§db: DBWithThreadMode<MultiThreaded>The opened RocksDB instance.
pool: Arc<Pool>Thread pool offloading uncached, blocking database requests from the tokio workers.
ctx: Arc<Context>Resources constructed before the database is opened and outliving it (block caches, environment, column descriptors).
read_only: boolDatabase was opened read-only; writes are rejected.
secondary: boolDatabase was opened as a secondary follower of a primary instance.
checksums: boolVerify block checksums on read.
corks: AtomicU32Live cork count; nonzero suppresses the per-write WAL flush.
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Source§impl Engine
impl Engine
fn configure_cfds( ctx: &Arc<Context>, db_opts: &Options, desc: &[Descriptor], ) -> Result<(Vec<ColumnFamilyDescriptor>, Vec<String>)>
Source§impl Engine
impl Engine
Sourcepub fn wait_compactions_blocking(&self) -> Result
pub fn wait_compactions_blocking(&self) -> Result
Block until outstanding background compactions finish.
Waits without a timeout and does not flush first; aborts the wait if compaction has been paused.
Sourcepub fn sort(&self) -> Result
pub fn sort(&self) -> Result
Flush the memtables to SST files.
Forces buffered writes out of memory into the on-disk LSM tree; distinct
from flush and sync, which act on the write-ahead log.
Sourcepub fn update(&self) -> Result
pub fn update(&self) -> Result
Catch a secondary instance up to the primary’s latest writes.
Replays the primary’s newly appended WAL into this instance’s view; meaningful only when the database was opened as a secondary.
Sourcepub fn sync(&self) -> Result
pub fn sync(&self) -> Result
Flush the write-ahead log and fsync it to disk.
Once this returns the buffered writes survive power loss. Heavier than
flush, which stops at the OS page cache.
Sourcepub fn flush(&self) -> Result
pub fn flush(&self) -> Result
Flush the buffered write-ahead log to the OS without an fsync.
Pushes WAL bytes to the page cache (durable against process crash, not power loss). This is the per-write flush that corking suppresses.
Sourcepub fn corked(&self) -> bool
pub fn corked(&self) -> bool
Whether any cork is currently held.
When true, Map insert and remove skip their post-write WAL flush so
the records coalesce into one batch. Corking is purely a backend
write-buffering signal: it never changes application logic or any
observable database API behavior, because a write lands in the memtable
synchronously and reads back regardless of WAL flush state. See the
cork module.
Sourcepub(crate) fn property_integer(
&self,
cf: &impl AsColumnFamilyRef,
name: &CStr,
) -> Result<u64>
pub(crate) fn property_integer( &self, cf: &impl AsColumnFamilyRef, name: &CStr, ) -> Result<u64>
Query for database property by null-terminated name which is expected to have a result with an integer representation. This is intended for low-overhead programmatic use.
Sourcepub(crate) fn property(
&self,
cf: &impl AsColumnFamilyRef,
name: &str,
) -> Result<String>
pub(crate) fn property( &self, cf: &impl AsColumnFamilyRef, name: &str, ) -> Result<String>
Query for database property by name receiving the result in a string.
Sourcepub(crate) fn cf(&self, name: &str) -> Arc<BoundColumnFamily<'_>> ⓘ
pub(crate) fn cf(&self, name: &str) -> Arc<BoundColumnFamily<'_>> ⓘ
Look up a column-family handle by name.
Panics if the family was not described before the database was opened.
Sourcepub fn current_sequence(&self) -> u64
pub fn current_sequence(&self) -> u64
The latest RocksDB sequence number, a monotonic counter of writes.
Sourcepub fn is_read_only(&self) -> bool
pub fn is_read_only(&self) -> bool
Whether writes are rejected: true for a read-only or secondary open.
Sourcepub fn is_secondary(&self) -> bool
pub fn is_secondary(&self) -> bool
Whether the database was opened as a secondary follower of a primary.
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impl !Freeze for Engine
impl !RefUnwindSafe for Engine
impl !UnwindSafe for Engine
impl Send for Engine
impl Sync for Engine
impl Unpin for Engine
impl UnsafeUnpin for Engine
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