private static IRouteResponse BeginTransaction(RequestCommon req)
{
var conn = OpenConnection();
var transaction = conn.BeginTransaction();
transactions[req.UserId] = new Transaction(transaction, conn);
return(RouteResponse.OK());
}
private static IRouteResponse Load(RequestCommon req)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Load store {req.StoreName} for user {req.UserId}");
using (var conn = OpenConnection())
{
CheckForTable(conn, req.StoreName);
var data = LoadStore(conn, req.StoreName, req.UserId);
return(RouteResponse.OK(data));
}
}
private static IRouteResponse CommitTransaction(RequestCommon req)
{
Console.WriteLine("Committing transactions...");
var tinfo = transactions[req.UserId];
Console.WriteLine($"{tinfo.transactionCount} {tinfo.rollbackCount} {tinfo.c.State}");
tinfo.t.Commit();
tinfo.c.Close();
transactions.Remove(req.UserId, out _);
return(RouteResponse.OK());
}
private static IRouteResponse RollbackTransaction(RequestCommon req)
{
var tinfo = transactions[req.UserId];
Interlocked.Increment(ref tinfo.rollbackCount);
while (Interlocked.Read(ref tinfo.transactionCount) > 0)
{
// Thread.Sleep(0) is evil, see some article I wrote somewhere regarding that.
Thread.Sleep(1);
}
Console.WriteLine($"Abort {req.UserId}");
transactions[req.UserId].t.Rollback();
transactions[req.UserId].c.Close();
transactions.Remove(req.UserId, out _);
// No need to decrement the rollback counter as we're all done.
return(RouteResponse.OK());
}
