Example #1
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 internal QuerySnapshot(ExecutingQuery query, CompilerInfo compilerInfo, PageCounterValues page, long compilationTimeMicros, long elapsedTimeMicros, long cpuTimeMicros, long waitTimeMicros, string status, IDictionary <string, object> resourceInfo, IList <ActiveLock> waitingLocks, long activeLockCount, long allocatedBytes)
 {
     this._query                 = query;
     this._compilerInfo          = compilerInfo;
     this._page                  = page;
     this._compilationTimeMicros = compilationTimeMicros;
     this._elapsedTimeMicros     = elapsedTimeMicros;
     this._cpuTimeMicros         = cpuTimeMicros;
     this._waitTimeMicros        = waitTimeMicros;
     this._status                = status;
     this._resourceInfo          = resourceInfo;
     this._waitingLocks          = waitingLocks;
     this._activeLockCount       = activeLockCount;
     this._allocatedBytes        = allocatedBytes;
 }
Example #2
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        // snapshot state

        public virtual QuerySnapshot Snapshot()
        {
            // capture a consistent snapshot of the "live" state
            ExecutingQueryStatus status;
            long waitTimeNanos;
            long currentTimeNanos;
            long cpuTimeNanos;

            do
            {
                status           = this._status;               // read barrier, must be first
                waitTimeNanos    = this._waitTimeNanos;        // the reason for the retry loop: don't count the wait time twice
                cpuTimeNanos     = _cpuClock.cpuTimeNanos(_threadExecutingTheQueryId);
                currentTimeNanos = _clock.nanos();             // capture the time as close to the snapshot as possible
            } while (this._status != status);
            // guarded by barrier - unused if status is planning, stable otherwise
            long compilationCompletedNanos = this._compilationCompletedNanos;
            // guarded by barrier - like compilationCompletedNanos
            CompilerInfo       planner        = status.Planning ? null : this._compilerInfo;
            IList <ActiveLock> waitingOnLocks = status.WaitingOnLocks ? status.WaitingOnLocks() : Collections.emptyList();
            // activeLockCount is not atomic to capture, so we capture it after the most sensitive part.
            long totalActiveLocks = this._activeLockCount.AsLong;
            // just needs to be captured at some point...
            long heapAllocatedBytes        = _heapAllocation.allocatedBytes(_threadExecutingTheQueryId);
            PageCounterValues pageCounters = new PageCounterValues(_pageCursorCounters);

            // - at this point we are done capturing the "live" state, and can start computing the snapshot -
            long compilationTimeNanos = (status.Planning ? currentTimeNanos : compilationCompletedNanos) - _startTimeNanos;
            long elapsedTimeNanos     = currentTimeNanos - _startTimeNanos;

            cpuTimeNanos  -= _cpuTimeNanosWhenQueryStarted;
            waitTimeNanos += status.WaitTimeNanos(currentTimeNanos);
            // TODO: when we start allocating native memory as well during query execution,
            // we should have a tracer that keeps track of how much memory we have allocated for the query,
            // and get the value from that here.
            heapAllocatedBytes = _heapAllocatedBytesWhenQueryStarted < 0 ? -1 : heapAllocatedBytes - _heapAllocatedBytesWhenQueryStarted;

            return(new QuerySnapshot(this, planner, pageCounters, NANOSECONDS.toMicros(compilationTimeNanos), NANOSECONDS.toMicros(elapsedTimeNanos), cpuTimeNanos == 0 && _cpuTimeNanosWhenQueryStarted == -1 ? -1 : NANOSECONDS.toMicros(cpuTimeNanos), NANOSECONDS.toMicros(waitTimeNanos), status.Name(), status.ToMap(currentTimeNanos), waitingOnLocks, totalActiveLocks - _initialActiveLocks, heapAllocatedBytes));
        }