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001:        /*
002:        Copyright (c) 2005 Health Market Science, Inc.
003:
004:        This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
005:        modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
006:        License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
007:        version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
008:
009:        This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
010:        but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
011:        MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
012:        Lesser General Public License for more details.
013:
014:        You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
015:        License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
016:        Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307
017:        USA
018:
019:        You can contact Health Market Science at info@healthmarketscience.com
020:        or at the following address:
021:
022:        Health Market Science
023:        2700 Horizon Drive
024:        Suite 200
025:        King of Prussia, PA 19406
026:         */
027:
028:        package com.healthmarketscience.jackcess;
029:
030:        import java.io.IOException;
031:        import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
032:        import java.util.BitSet;
033:
034:        import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
035:        import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
036:
037:        /**
038:         * Describes which database pages a particular table uses
039:         * @author Tim McCune
040:         */
041:        public class UsageMap {
042:            private static final Log LOG = LogFactory.getLog(UsageMap.class);
043:
044:            /** Inline map type */
045:            public static final byte MAP_TYPE_INLINE = 0x0;
046:            /** Reference map type, for maps that are too large to fit inline */
047:            public static final byte MAP_TYPE_REFERENCE = 0x1;
048:
049:            /** bit index value for an invalid page number */
050:            private static final int INVALID_BIT_INDEX = -1;
051:
052:            /** owning database */
053:            private final Database _database;
054:            /** Page number of the map table declaration */
055:            private final int _tablePageNum;
056:            /** Offset of the data page at which the usage map data starts */
057:            private int _startOffset;
058:            /** Offset of the data page at which the usage map declaration starts */
059:            private final short _rowStart;
060:            /** First page that this usage map applies to */
061:            private int _startPage;
062:            /** Last page that this usage map applies to */
063:            private int _endPage;
064:            /** bits representing page numbers used, offset from _startPage */
065:            private BitSet _pageNumbers = new BitSet();
066:            /** Buffer that contains the usage map table declaration page */
067:            private final ByteBuffer _tableBuffer;
068:            /** modification count on the usage map, used to keep the cursors in
069:                sync */
070:            private int _modCount;
071:            /** the current handler implementation for reading/writing the specific
072:                usage map type.  note, this may change over time. */
073:            private Handler _handler;
074:
075:            /**
076:             * @param database database that contains this usage map
077:             * @param tableBuffer Buffer that contains this map's declaration
078:             * @param pageNum Page number that this usage map is contained in
079:             * @param rowStart Offset at which the declaration starts in the buffer
080:             */
081:            private UsageMap(Database database, ByteBuffer tableBuffer,
082:                    int pageNum, short rowStart) throws IOException {
083:                _database = database;
084:                _tableBuffer = tableBuffer;
085:                _tablePageNum = pageNum;
086:                _rowStart = rowStart;
087:                _tableBuffer.position(_rowStart
088:                        + getFormat().OFFSET_USAGE_MAP_START);
089:                _startOffset = _tableBuffer.position();
090:                if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
091:                    LOG.debug("Usage map block:\n"
092:                            + ByteUtil.toHexString(_tableBuffer, _rowStart,
093:                                    tableBuffer.limit() - _rowStart));
094:                }
095:            }
096:
097:            public Database getDatabase() {
098:                return _database;
099:            }
100:
101:            public JetFormat getFormat() {
102:                return getDatabase().getFormat();
103:            }
104:
105:            public PageChannel getPageChannel() {
106:                return getDatabase().getPageChannel();
107:            }
108:
109:            /**
110:             * @param database database that contains this usage map
111:             * @param pageNum Page number that this usage map is contained in
112:             * @param rowNum Number of the row on the page that contains this usage map
113:             * @return Either an InlineUsageMap or a ReferenceUsageMap, depending on
114:             *         which type of map is found
115:             */
116:            public static UsageMap read(Database database, int pageNum,
117:                    int rowNum, boolean assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn)
118:                    throws IOException {
119:                JetFormat format = database.getFormat();
120:                PageChannel pageChannel = database.getPageChannel();
121:                ByteBuffer tableBuffer = pageChannel.createPageBuffer();
122:                pageChannel.readPage(tableBuffer, pageNum);
123:                short rowStart = Table
124:                        .findRowStart(tableBuffer, rowNum, format);
125:                int rowEnd = Table.findRowEnd(tableBuffer, rowNum, format);
126:                tableBuffer.limit(rowEnd);
127:                byte mapType = tableBuffer.get(rowStart);
128:                UsageMap rtn = new UsageMap(database, tableBuffer, pageNum,
129:                        rowStart);
130:                rtn.initHandler(mapType, assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn);
131:                return rtn;
132:            }
133:
134:            private void initHandler(byte mapType,
135:                    boolean assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn) throws IOException {
136:                if (mapType == MAP_TYPE_INLINE) {
137:                    _handler = new InlineHandler(assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn);
138:                } else if (mapType == MAP_TYPE_REFERENCE) {
139:                    _handler = new ReferenceHandler();
140:                } else {
141:                    throw new IOException("Unrecognized map type: " + mapType);
142:                }
143:            }
144:
145:            public PageCursor cursor() {
146:                return new PageCursor();
147:            }
148:
149:            protected short getRowStart() {
150:                return _rowStart;
151:            }
152:
153:            protected int getRowEnd() {
154:                return getTableBuffer().limit();
155:            }
156:
157:            protected void setStartOffset(int startOffset) {
158:                _startOffset = startOffset;
159:            }
160:
161:            protected int getStartOffset() {
162:                return _startOffset;
163:            }
164:
165:            protected ByteBuffer getTableBuffer() {
166:                return _tableBuffer;
167:            }
168:
169:            protected int getTablePageNumber() {
170:                return _tablePageNum;
171:            }
172:
173:            protected int getStartPage() {
174:                return _startPage;
175:            }
176:
177:            protected int getEndPage() {
178:                return _endPage;
179:            }
180:
181:            protected BitSet getPageNumbers() {
182:                return _pageNumbers;
183:            }
184:
185:            protected void setPageRange(int newStartPage, int newEndPage) {
186:                _startPage = newStartPage;
187:                _endPage = newEndPage;
188:            }
189:
190:            protected boolean isPageWithinRange(int pageNumber) {
191:                return ((pageNumber >= _startPage) && (pageNumber < _endPage));
192:            }
193:
194:            protected int getFirstPageNumber() {
195:                return bitIndexToPageNumber(getNextBitIndex(-1),
196:                        RowId.LAST_PAGE_NUMBER);
197:            }
198:
199:            protected int getNextPageNumber(int curPage) {
200:                return bitIndexToPageNumber(
201:                        getNextBitIndex(pageNumberToBitIndex(curPage)),
202:                        RowId.LAST_PAGE_NUMBER);
203:            }
204:
205:            protected int getNextBitIndex(int curIndex) {
206:                return _pageNumbers.nextSetBit(curIndex + 1);
207:            }
208:
209:            protected int getLastPageNumber() {
210:                return bitIndexToPageNumber(getPrevBitIndex(_pageNumbers
211:                        .length()), RowId.FIRST_PAGE_NUMBER);
212:            }
213:
214:            protected int getPrevPageNumber(int curPage) {
215:                return bitIndexToPageNumber(
216:                        getPrevBitIndex(pageNumberToBitIndex(curPage)),
217:                        RowId.FIRST_PAGE_NUMBER);
218:            }
219:
220:            protected int getPrevBitIndex(int curIndex) {
221:                --curIndex;
222:                while ((curIndex >= 0) && !_pageNumbers.get(curIndex)) {
223:                    --curIndex;
224:                }
225:                return curIndex;
226:            }
227:
228:            protected int bitIndexToPageNumber(int bitIndex,
229:                    int invalidPageNumber) {
230:                return ((bitIndex >= 0) ? (_startPage + bitIndex)
231:                        : invalidPageNumber);
232:            }
233:
234:            protected int pageNumberToBitIndex(int pageNumber) {
235:                return ((pageNumber >= 0) ? (pageNumber - _startPage)
236:                        : INVALID_BIT_INDEX);
237:            }
238:
239:            protected void clearTableAndPages() {
240:                // reset some values
241:                _pageNumbers.clear();
242:                _startPage = 0;
243:                _endPage = 0;
244:                ++_modCount;
245:
246:                // clear out the table data (everything except map type)
247:                int tableStart = getRowStart() + 1;
248:                int tableEnd = getRowEnd();
249:                ByteUtil.clearRange(_tableBuffer, tableStart, tableEnd);
250:            }
251:
252:            protected void writeTable() throws IOException {
253:                // note, we only want to write the row data with which we are working
254:                getPageChannel().writePage(_tableBuffer, _tablePageNum,
255:                        _rowStart);
256:            }
257:
258:            /**
259:             * Read in the page numbers in this inline map
260:             */
261:            protected void processMap(ByteBuffer buffer, int bufferStartPage) {
262:                int byteCount = 0;
263:                while (buffer.hasRemaining()) {
264:                    byte b = buffer.get();
265:                    if (b != (byte) 0) {
266:                        for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
267:                            if ((b & (1 << i)) != 0) {
268:                                int pageNumberOffset = (byteCount * 8 + i)
269:                                        + bufferStartPage;
270:                                int pageNumber = bitIndexToPageNumber(
271:                                        pageNumberOffset,
272:                                        PageChannel.INVALID_PAGE_NUMBER);
273:                                if (!isPageWithinRange(pageNumber)) {
274:                                    throw new IllegalStateException(
275:                                            "found page number "
276:                                                    + pageNumber
277:                                                    + " in usage map outside of expected range "
278:                                                    + _startPage + " to "
279:                                                    + _endPage);
280:                                }
281:                                _pageNumbers.set(pageNumberOffset);
282:                            }
283:                        }
284:                    }
285:                    byteCount++;
286:                }
287:            }
288:
289:            /**
290:             * Determines if the given page number is contained in this map.
291:             */
292:            public boolean containsPageNumber(int pageNumber) {
293:                return _handler.containsPageNumber(pageNumber);
294:            }
295:
296:            /**
297:             * Add a page number to this usage map
298:             */
299:            public void addPageNumber(int pageNumber) throws IOException {
300:                ++_modCount;
301:                _handler.addOrRemovePageNumber(pageNumber, true);
302:            }
303:
304:            /**
305:             * Remove a page number from this usage map
306:             */
307:            public void removePageNumber(int pageNumber) throws IOException {
308:                ++_modCount;
309:                _handler.addOrRemovePageNumber(pageNumber, false);
310:            }
311:
312:            protected void updateMap(int absolutePageNumber,
313:                    int bufferRelativePageNumber, ByteBuffer buffer, boolean add)
314:                    throws IOException {
315:                //Find the byte to which to apply the bitmask and create the bitmask
316:                int offset = bufferRelativePageNumber / 8;
317:                int bitmask = 1 << (bufferRelativePageNumber % 8);
318:                byte b = buffer.get(_startOffset + offset);
319:
320:                // check current value for this page number
321:                int pageNumberOffset = pageNumberToBitIndex(absolutePageNumber);
322:                boolean isOn = _pageNumbers.get(pageNumberOffset);
323:                if (isOn == add) {
324:                    throw new IOException("Page number " + absolutePageNumber
325:                            + " already "
326:                            + ((add) ? "added to" : "removed from")
327:                            + " usage map, expected range " + _startPage
328:                            + " to " + _endPage);
329:                }
330:
331:                //Apply the bitmask
332:                if (add) {
333:                    b |= bitmask;
334:                    _pageNumbers.set(pageNumberOffset);
335:                } else {
336:                    b &= ~bitmask;
337:                    _pageNumbers.clear(pageNumberOffset);
338:                }
339:                buffer.put(_startOffset + offset, b);
340:            }
341:
342:            /**
343:             * Promotes and inline usage map to a reference usage map.
344:             */
345:            private void promoteInlineHandlerToReferenceHandler(
346:                    int newPageNumber) throws IOException {
347:                // copy current page number info to new references and then clear old
348:                int oldStartPage = _startPage;
349:                BitSet oldPageNumbers = (BitSet) _pageNumbers.clone();
350:
351:                // clear out the main table (inline usage map data and start page)
352:                clearTableAndPages();
353:
354:                // set the new map type
355:                _tableBuffer.put(getRowStart(), MAP_TYPE_REFERENCE);
356:
357:                // write the new table data
358:                writeTable();
359:
360:                // set new handler
361:                _handler = new ReferenceHandler();
362:
363:                // update new handler with old data
364:                reAddPages(oldStartPage, oldPageNumbers, newPageNumber);
365:            }
366:
367:            private void reAddPages(int oldStartPage, BitSet oldPageNumbers,
368:                    int newPageNumber) throws IOException {
369:                // add all the old pages back in
370:                for (int i = oldPageNumbers.nextSetBit(0); i >= 0; i = oldPageNumbers
371:                        .nextSetBit(i + 1)) {
372:                    addPageNumber(oldStartPage + i);
373:                }
374:
375:                if (newPageNumber != PageChannel.INVALID_PAGE_NUMBER) {
376:                    // and then add the new page
377:                    addPageNumber(newPageNumber);
378:                }
379:            }
380:
381:            @Override
382:            public String toString() {
383:                StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(
384:                        "page numbers (range " + _startPage + " " + _endPage
385:                                + "): [");
386:                PageCursor pCursor = cursor();
387:                while (true) {
388:                    int nextPage = pCursor.getNextPage();
389:                    if (nextPage < 0) {
390:                        break;
391:                    }
392:                    builder.append(nextPage).append(", ");
393:                }
394:                builder.append("]");
395:                return builder.toString();
396:            }
397:
398:            private abstract class Handler {
399:                protected Handler() {
400:                }
401:
402:                public boolean containsPageNumber(int pageNumber) {
403:                    return (isPageWithinRange(pageNumber) && getPageNumbers()
404:                            .get(pageNumberToBitIndex(pageNumber)));
405:                }
406:
407:                /**
408:                 * @param pageNumber Page number to add or remove from this map
409:                 * @param add True to add it, false to remove it
410:                 */
411:                public abstract void addOrRemovePageNumber(int pageNumber,
412:                        boolean add) throws IOException;
413:            }
414:
415:            /**
416:             * Usage map whose map is written inline in the same page.  For Jet4, this
417:             * type of map can usually contains a maximum of 512 pages.  Free space maps
418:             * are always inline, used space maps may be inline or reference.  It has a
419:             * start page, which all page numbers in its map are calculated as starting
420:             * from.
421:             * @author Tim McCune
422:             */
423:            private class InlineHandler extends Handler {
424:                private final boolean _assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn;
425:                private final int _maxInlinePages;
426:
427:                private InlineHandler(boolean assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn)
428:                        throws IOException {
429:                    _assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn = assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn;
430:                    _maxInlinePages = (getInlineDataEnd() - getInlineDataStart()) * 8;
431:                    int startPage = getTableBuffer().getInt(getRowStart() + 1);
432:                    setInlinePageRange(startPage);
433:                    processMap(getTableBuffer(), 0);
434:                }
435:
436:                private int getMaxInlinePages() {
437:                    return _maxInlinePages;
438:                }
439:
440:                private int getInlineDataStart() {
441:                    return getRowStart() + getFormat().OFFSET_USAGE_MAP_START;
442:                }
443:
444:                private int getInlineDataEnd() {
445:                    return getRowEnd();
446:                }
447:
448:                /**
449:                 * Sets the page range for an inline usage map starting from the given
450:                 * page.
451:                 */
452:                private void setInlinePageRange(int startPage) {
453:                    setPageRange(startPage, startPage + getMaxInlinePages());
454:                }
455:
456:                @Override
457:                public boolean containsPageNumber(int pageNumber) {
458:                    return (super .containsPageNumber(pageNumber) || (_assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn
459:                            && (pageNumber >= 0) && !isPageWithinRange(pageNumber)));
460:                }
461:
462:                @Override
463:                public void addOrRemovePageNumber(int pageNumber, boolean add)
464:                        throws IOException {
465:                    if (isPageWithinRange(pageNumber)) {
466:
467:                        // easy enough, just update the inline data
468:                        int bufferRelativePageNumber = pageNumberToBitIndex(pageNumber);
469:                        updateMap(pageNumber, bufferRelativePageNumber,
470:                                getTableBuffer(), add);
471:                        // Write the updated map back to disk
472:                        writeTable();
473:
474:                    } else {
475:
476:                        // uh-oh, we've split our britches.  what now?  determine what our
477:                        // status is
478:                        int firstPage = getFirstPageNumber();
479:                        int lastPage = getLastPageNumber();
480:
481:                        if (add) {
482:
483:                            // we can ignore out-of-range page addition if we are already
484:                            // assuming out-of-range bits are "on".  Note, we are leaving small
485:                            // holes in the database here (leaving behind some free pages), but
486:                            // it's not the end of the world.
487:                            if (!_assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn) {
488:
489:                                // we are adding, can we shift the bits and stay inline?
490:                                if (firstPage == PageChannel.INVALID_PAGE_NUMBER) {
491:                                    // no pages currently
492:                                    firstPage = pageNumber;
493:                                    lastPage = pageNumber;
494:                                } else if (pageNumber > lastPage) {
495:                                    lastPage = pageNumber;
496:                                } else {
497:                                    firstPage = pageNumber;
498:                                }
499:                                if ((lastPage - firstPage + 1) < getMaxInlinePages()) {
500:
501:                                    // we can still fit within an inline map
502:                                    moveToNewStartPage(firstPage, pageNumber);
503:
504:                                } else {
505:                                    // not going to happen, need to promote the usage map to a
506:                                    // reference map
507:                                    promoteInlineHandlerToReferenceHandler(pageNumber);
508:                                }
509:                            }
510:                        } else {
511:
512:                            // we are removing, what does that mean?
513:                            if (_assumeOutOfRangeBitsOn) {
514:
515:                                // we are using an inline map and assuming that anything not
516:                                // within the current range is "on".  so, if we attempt to set a
517:                                // bit which is before the current page, ignore it, we are not
518:                                // going back for it.
519:                                if ((firstPage == PageChannel.INVALID_PAGE_NUMBER)
520:                                        || (pageNumber > lastPage)) {
521:
522:                                    // move to new start page, filling in as we move
523:                                    moveToNewStartPageForRemove(firstPage,
524:                                            lastPage, pageNumber);
525:
526:                                }
527:
528:                            } else {
529:
530:                                // this should not happen, we are removing a page which is not in
531:                                // the map
532:                                throw new IOException("Page number "
533:                                        + pageNumber
534:                                        + " already removed from usage map"
535:                                        + ", expected range " + _startPage
536:                                        + " to " + _endPage);
537:                            }
538:                        }
539:
540:                    }
541:                }
542:
543:                /**
544:                 * Shifts the inline usage map so that it now starts with the given page.
545:                 * @param newStartPage new page at which to start
546:                 * @param newPageNumber optional page number to add once the map has been
547:                 *                      shifted to the new start page
548:                 */
549:                private void moveToNewStartPage(int newStartPage,
550:                        int newPageNumber) throws IOException {
551:                    int oldStartPage = getStartPage();
552:                    BitSet oldPageNumbers = (BitSet) getPageNumbers().clone();
553:
554:                    // clear out the main table (inline usage map data and start page)
555:                    clearTableAndPages();
556:
557:                    // write new start page
558:                    ByteBuffer tableBuffer = getTableBuffer();
559:                    tableBuffer.position(getRowStart() + 1);
560:                    tableBuffer.putInt(newStartPage);
561:
562:                    // write the new table data
563:                    writeTable();
564:
565:                    // set new page range
566:                    setInlinePageRange(newStartPage);
567:
568:                    // put the pages back in
569:                    reAddPages(oldStartPage, oldPageNumbers, newPageNumber);
570:                }
571:
572:                /**
573:                 * Shifts the inline usage map so that it now starts with the given
574:                 * firstPage (if valid), otherwise the newPageNumber.  Any page numbers
575:                 * added to the end of the usage map are set to "on".
576:                 * @param firstPage current first used page
577:                 * @param lastPage current last used page
578:                 * @param newPageNumber page number to remove once the map has been
579:                 *                      shifted to the new start page
580:                 */
581:                private void moveToNewStartPageForRemove(int firstPage,
582:                        int lastPage, int newPageNumber) throws IOException {
583:                    int newStartPage = firstPage;
584:                    if (newStartPage == PageChannel.INVALID_PAGE_NUMBER) {
585:                        newStartPage = newPageNumber;
586:                    } else if ((newPageNumber - newStartPage + 1) >= getMaxInlinePages()) {
587:                        // this will not move us far enough to hold the new page.  just
588:                        // discard any initial unused pages
589:                        newStartPage += (newPageNumber - getMaxInlinePages() + 1);
590:                    }
591:
592:                    // move the current data
593:                    moveToNewStartPage(newStartPage,
594:                            PageChannel.INVALID_PAGE_NUMBER);
595:
596:                    if (firstPage == PageChannel.INVALID_PAGE_NUMBER) {
597:
598:                        // this is the common case where we left everything behind
599:                        ByteUtil.fillRange(_tableBuffer, getInlineDataStart(),
600:                                getInlineDataEnd());
601:
602:                        // write out the updated table
603:                        writeTable();
604:
605:                        // "add" all the page numbers
606:                        getPageNumbers().set(0, getMaxInlinePages());
607:
608:                    } else {
609:
610:                        // add every new page manually
611:                        for (int i = (lastPage + 1); i < getEndPage(); ++i) {
612:                            addPageNumber(i);
613:                        }
614:                    }
615:
616:                    // lastly, remove the new page
617:                    removePageNumber(newPageNumber);
618:                }
619:            }
620:
621:            /**
622:             * Usage map whose map is written across one or more entire separate pages
623:             * of page type USAGE_MAP.  For Jet4, this type of map can contain 32736
624:             * pages per reference page, and a maximum of 17 reference map pages for a
625:             * total maximum of 556512 pages (2 GB).
626:             * @author Tim McCune
627:             */
628:            private class ReferenceHandler extends Handler {
629:                /** Buffer that contains the current reference map page */
630:                private final TempPageHolder _mapPageHolder = TempPageHolder
631:                        .newHolder(TempBufferHolder.Type.SOFT);
632:
633:                private ReferenceHandler() throws IOException {
634:                    int numUsagePages = (getRowEnd() - getRowStart() - 1) / 4;
635:                    setStartOffset(getFormat().OFFSET_USAGE_MAP_PAGE_DATA);
636:                    setPageRange(0, (numUsagePages * getMaxPagesPerUsagePage()));
637:
638:                    // there is no "start page" for a reference usage map, so we get an
639:                    // extra page reference on top of the number of page references that fit
640:                    // in the table
641:                    for (int i = 0; i < numUsagePages; i++) {
642:                        int mapPageNum = getTableBuffer().getInt(
643:                                calculateMapPagePointerOffset(i));
644:                        if (mapPageNum > 0) {
645:                            ByteBuffer mapPageBuffer = _mapPageHolder.setPage(
646:                                    getPageChannel(), mapPageNum);
647:                            byte pageType = mapPageBuffer.get();
648:                            if (pageType != PageTypes.USAGE_MAP) {
649:                                throw new IOException(
650:                                        "Looking for usage map at page "
651:                                                + mapPageNum
652:                                                + ", but page type is "
653:                                                + pageType);
654:                            }
655:                            mapPageBuffer
656:                                    .position(getFormat().OFFSET_USAGE_MAP_PAGE_DATA);
657:                            processMap(mapPageBuffer,
658:                                    (getMaxPagesPerUsagePage() * i));
659:                        }
660:                    }
661:                }
662:
663:                private int getMaxPagesPerUsagePage() {
664:                    return ((getFormat().PAGE_SIZE - getFormat().OFFSET_USAGE_MAP_PAGE_DATA) * 8);
665:                }
666:
667:                @Override
668:                public void addOrRemovePageNumber(int pageNumber, boolean add)
669:                        throws IOException {
670:                    if (!isPageWithinRange(pageNumber)) {
671:                        throw new IOException("Page number " + pageNumber
672:                                + " is out of supported range");
673:                    }
674:                    int pageIndex = (pageNumber / getMaxPagesPerUsagePage());
675:                    int mapPageNum = getTableBuffer().getInt(
676:                            calculateMapPagePointerOffset(pageIndex));
677:                    ByteBuffer mapPageBuffer = null;
678:                    if (mapPageNum > 0) {
679:                        mapPageBuffer = _mapPageHolder.setPage(
680:                                getPageChannel(), mapPageNum);
681:                    } else {
682:                        // Need to create a new usage map page
683:                        mapPageBuffer = createNewUsageMapPage(pageIndex);
684:                        mapPageNum = _mapPageHolder.getPageNumber();
685:                    }
686:                    updateMap(
687:                            pageNumber,
688:                            (pageNumber - (getMaxPagesPerUsagePage() * pageIndex)),
689:                            mapPageBuffer, add);
690:                    getPageChannel().writePage(mapPageBuffer, mapPageNum);
691:                }
692:
693:                /**
694:                 * Create a new usage map page and update the map declaration with a
695:                 * pointer to it.
696:                 * @param pageIndex Index of the page reference within the map declaration 
697:                 */
698:                private ByteBuffer createNewUsageMapPage(int pageIndex)
699:                        throws IOException {
700:                    ByteBuffer mapPageBuffer = _mapPageHolder
701:                            .setNewPage(getPageChannel());
702:                    mapPageBuffer.put(PageTypes.USAGE_MAP);
703:                    mapPageBuffer.put((byte) 0x01); //Unknown
704:                    mapPageBuffer.putShort((short) 0); //Unknown
705:                    int mapPageNum = _mapPageHolder.getPageNumber();
706:                    getTableBuffer().putInt(
707:                            calculateMapPagePointerOffset(pageIndex),
708:                            mapPageNum);
709:                    writeTable();
710:                    return mapPageBuffer;
711:                }
712:
713:                private int calculateMapPagePointerOffset(int pageIndex) {
714:                    return getRowStart()
715:                            + getFormat().OFFSET_REFERENCE_MAP_PAGE_NUMBERS
716:                            + (pageIndex * 4);
717:                }
718:            }
719:
720:            /**
721:             * Utility class to traverse over the pages in the UsageMap.  Remains valid
722:             * in the face of usage map modifications.
723:             */
724:            public final class PageCursor {
725:                /** handler for moving the page cursor forward */
726:                private final DirHandler _forwardDirHandler = new ForwardDirHandler();
727:                /** handler for moving the page cursor backward */
728:                private final DirHandler _reverseDirHandler = new ReverseDirHandler();
729:                /** the current used page number */
730:                private int _curPageNumber;
731:                /** the previous used page number */
732:                private int _prevPageNumber;
733:                /** the last read modification count on the UsageMap.  we track this so
734:                    that the cursor can detect updates to the usage map while traversing
735:                    and act accordingly */
736:                private int _lastModCount;
737:
738:                private PageCursor() {
739:                    reset();
740:                }
741:
742:                public UsageMap getUsageMap() {
743:                    return UsageMap.this ;
744:                }
745:
746:                /**
747:                 * Returns the DirHandler for the given direction
748:                 */
749:                private DirHandler getDirHandler(boolean moveForward) {
750:                    return (moveForward ? _forwardDirHandler
751:                            : _reverseDirHandler);
752:                }
753:
754:                /**
755:                 * Returns {@code true} if this cursor is up-to-date with respect to its
756:                 * usage map.
757:                 */
758:                public boolean isUpToDate() {
759:                    return (UsageMap.this ._modCount == _lastModCount);
760:                }
761:
762:                /**
763:                 * @return valid page number if there was another page to read,
764:                 *         {@link RowId#LAST_PAGE_NUMBER} otherwise
765:                 */
766:                public int getNextPage() {
767:                    return getAnotherPage(true);
768:                }
769:
770:                /**
771:                 * @return valid page number if there was another page to read,
772:                 *         {@link RowId#FIRST_PAGE_NUMBER} otherwise
773:                 */
774:                public int getPreviousPage() {
775:                    return getAnotherPage(false);
776:                }
777:
778:                /**
779:                 * Gets another page in the given direction, returning the new page.
780:                 */
781:                private int getAnotherPage(boolean moveForward) {
782:                    DirHandler handler = getDirHandler(moveForward);
783:                    if (_curPageNumber == handler.getEndPageNumber()) {
784:                        if (!isUpToDate()) {
785:                            restorePosition(_prevPageNumber);
786:                            // drop through and retry moving to another page
787:                        } else {
788:                            // at end, no more
789:                            return _curPageNumber;
790:                        }
791:                    }
792:
793:                    checkForModification();
794:
795:                    _prevPageNumber = _curPageNumber;
796:                    _curPageNumber = handler
797:                            .getAnotherPageNumber(_curPageNumber);
798:                    return _curPageNumber;
799:                }
800:
801:                /**
802:                 * After calling this method, getNextPage will return the first page in
803:                 * the map
804:                 */
805:                public void reset() {
806:                    beforeFirst();
807:                }
808:
809:                /**
810:                 * After calling this method, {@link #getNextPage} will return the first
811:                 * page in the map
812:                 */
813:                public void beforeFirst() {
814:                    reset(true);
815:                }
816:
817:                /**
818:                 * After calling this method, {@link #getPreviousPage} will return the
819:                 * last page in the map
820:                 */
821:                public void afterLast() {
822:                    reset(false);
823:                }
824:
825:                /**
826:                 * Resets this page cursor for traversing the given direction.
827:                 */
828:                protected void reset(boolean moveForward) {
829:                    _curPageNumber = getDirHandler(moveForward)
830:                            .getBeginningPageNumber();
831:                    _prevPageNumber = _curPageNumber;
832:                    _lastModCount = UsageMap.this ._modCount;
833:                }
834:
835:                /**
836:                 * Restores a current position for the cursor (current position becomes
837:                 * previous position).
838:                 */
839:                private void restorePosition(int curPageNumber) {
840:                    restorePosition(curPageNumber, _curPageNumber);
841:                }
842:
843:                /**
844:                 * Restores a current and previous position for the cursor.
845:                 */
846:                protected void restorePosition(int curPageNumber,
847:                        int prevPageNumber) {
848:                    if ((curPageNumber != _curPageNumber)
849:                            || (prevPageNumber != _prevPageNumber)) {
850:                        _prevPageNumber = updatePosition(prevPageNumber);
851:                        _curPageNumber = updatePosition(curPageNumber);
852:                        _lastModCount = UsageMap.this ._modCount;
853:                    } else {
854:                        checkForModification();
855:                    }
856:                }
857:
858:                /**
859:                 * Checks the usage map for modifications an updates state accordingly.
860:                 */
861:                private void checkForModification() {
862:                    if (!isUpToDate()) {
863:                        _prevPageNumber = updatePosition(_prevPageNumber);
864:                        _curPageNumber = updatePosition(_curPageNumber);
865:                        _lastModCount = UsageMap.this ._modCount;
866:                    }
867:                }
868:
869:                private int updatePosition(int pageNumber) {
870:                    if (pageNumber < UsageMap.this .getFirstPageNumber()) {
871:                        pageNumber = RowId.FIRST_PAGE_NUMBER;
872:                    } else if (pageNumber > UsageMap.this .getLastPageNumber()) {
873:                        pageNumber = RowId.LAST_PAGE_NUMBER;
874:                    }
875:                    return pageNumber;
876:                }
877:
878:                @Override
879:                public String toString() {
880:                    return getClass().getSimpleName() + " CurPosition "
881:                            + _curPageNumber + ", PrevPosition "
882:                            + _prevPageNumber;
883:                }
884:
885:                /**
886:                 * Handles moving the cursor in a given direction.  Separates cursor
887:                 * logic from value storage.
888:                 */
889:                private abstract class DirHandler {
890:                    public abstract int getAnotherPageNumber(int curPageNumber);
891:
892:                    public abstract int getBeginningPageNumber();
893:
894:                    public abstract int getEndPageNumber();
895:                }
896:
897:                /**
898:                 * Handles moving the cursor forward.
899:                 */
900:                private final class ForwardDirHandler extends DirHandler {
901:                    @Override
902:                    public int getAnotherPageNumber(int curPageNumber) {
903:                        if (curPageNumber == getBeginningPageNumber()) {
904:                            return UsageMap.this .getFirstPageNumber();
905:                        }
906:                        return UsageMap.this .getNextPageNumber(curPageNumber);
907:                    }
908:
909:                    @Override
910:                    public int getBeginningPageNumber() {
911:                        return RowId.FIRST_PAGE_NUMBER;
912:                    }
913:
914:                    @Override
915:                    public int getEndPageNumber() {
916:                        return RowId.LAST_PAGE_NUMBER;
917:                    }
918:                }
919:
920:                /**
921:                 * Handles moving the cursor backward.
922:                 */
923:                private final class ReverseDirHandler extends DirHandler {
924:                    @Override
925:                    public int getAnotherPageNumber(int curPageNumber) {
926:                        if (curPageNumber == getBeginningPageNumber()) {
927:                            return UsageMap.this .getLastPageNumber();
928:                        }
929:                        return UsageMap.this .getPrevPageNumber(curPageNumber);
930:                    }
931:
932:                    @Override
933:                    public int getBeginningPageNumber() {
934:                        return RowId.LAST_PAGE_NUMBER;
935:                    }
936:
937:                    @Override
938:                    public int getEndPageNumber() {
939:                        return RowId.FIRST_PAGE_NUMBER;
940:                    }
941:                }
942:
943:            }
944:
945:        }
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