public DynamicQueryOptimizerResult SelectAppropriateIndex(
string entityName,
IndexQuery indexQuery,
List <Explanation> explanations = null)
{
// There isn't much point for query optimizer of aggregation indexes
// the main reason is that we must always aggregate on the same items, and using the same
// aggregation. Therefore we can't reuse one aggregate index for another query.
// We decline to suggest an index here and choose to use the default index created for this
// sort of query, which is what we would have to choose anyway.
if (indexQuery.AggregationOperation != AggregationOperation.None)
{
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult("", DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(indexQuery.Query) && // we optimize for empty queries to use Raven/DocumentsByEntityName
(indexQuery.SortedFields == null || indexQuery.SortedFields.Length == 0) && // and no sorting was requested
database.IndexDefinitionStorage.Contains("Raven/DocumentsByEntityName")) // and Raven/DocumentsByEntityName exists
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(entityName) == false)
{
indexQuery.Query = "Tag:" + entityName;
}
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult("Raven/DocumentsByEntityName", DynamicQueryMatchType.Complete));
}
var fieldsQueriedUpon = SimpleQueryParser.GetFieldsForDynamicQuery(indexQuery).Select(x => x.Item2).ToArray();
var normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon =
fieldsQueriedUpon.Select(DynamicQueryMapping.ReplaceInvalidCharactersForFields).ToArray();
var distinctSelectManyFields = new HashSet <string>();
foreach (var field in fieldsQueriedUpon)
{
var parts = field.Split(new[] { ',' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
for (int i = 1; i < parts.Length; i++)
{
distinctSelectManyFields.Add(string.Join(",", parts.Take(i)));
}
}
ExplainDelegate explain = (index, rejectionReason) => { };
if (explanations != null)
{
explain = (index, rejectionReason) => explanations.Add(new Explanation
{
Index = index,
Reason = rejectionReason()
});
}
// there is no reason why we can't use indexes with transform results
// we merely need to disable the transform results for this particular query
indexQuery.SkipTransformResults = true;
var results = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.IndexNames
.Select(indexName =>
{
var abstractViewGenerator = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetViewGenerator(indexName);
var currentBestState = DynamicQueryMatchType.Complete;
if (abstractViewGenerator == null) // there is no matching view generator
{
explain(indexName, () => "There is no matching view generator. Maybe the index in the process of being deleted?");
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
if (entityName == null)
{
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Count != 0)
{
explain(indexName, () => "Query is not specific for entity name, but the index filter by entity names.");
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
}
else
{
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Count > 1) // we only allow indexes with a single entity name
{
explain(indexName, () => "Index contains more than a single entity name, may result in a different type being returned.");
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Count == 0)
{
explain(indexName, () => "Query is specific for entity name, but the index searches across all of them, may result in a different type being returned.");
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Contains(entityName) == false) // for the specified entity name
{
explain(indexName, () => string.Format("Index does not apply to entity name: {0}", entityName));
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.ReduceDefinition != null) // we can't choose a map/reduce index
{
explain(indexName, () => "Can't choose a map/reduce index for dynamic queries.");
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.HasWhereClause) // without a where clause
{
explain(indexName, () => "Can't choose an index with a where clause, it might filter things that the query is looking for.");
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
// we can't select an index that has SelectMany in it, because it result in invalid results when
// you query it for things like Count, see https://github.com/ravendb/ravendb/issues/250
// for indexes with internal projections, we use the exact match based on the generated index name
// rather than selecting the optimal one
// in order to handle that, we count the number of select many that would happen because of the query
// and match it to the number of select many in the index
if (abstractViewGenerator.CountOfSelectMany != distinctSelectManyFields.Count)
{
explain(indexName,
() => "Can't choose an index with a different number of from clauses / SelectMany, will affect queries like Count().");
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
if (normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.All(abstractViewGenerator.ContainsFieldOnMap) == false)
{
explain(indexName, () =>
{
var missingFields =
normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.Where(s => abstractViewGenerator.ContainsFieldOnMap(s) == false);
return("The following fields are missing: " + string.Join(", ", missingFields));
});
currentBestState = DynamicQueryMatchType.Partial;
}
var indexDefinition = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetIndexDefinition(indexName);
if (indexDefinition == null)
{
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
if (indexQuery.HighlightedFields != null && indexQuery.HighlightedFields.Length > 0)
{
var nonHighlightableFields = indexQuery
.HighlightedFields
.Where(x =>
!indexDefinition.Stores.ContainsKey(x.Field) ||
indexDefinition.Stores[x.Field] != FieldStorage.Yes ||
!indexDefinition.Indexes.ContainsKey(x.Field) ||
indexDefinition.Indexes[x.Field] != FieldIndexing.Analyzed ||
!indexDefinition.TermVectors.ContainsKey(x.Field) ||
indexDefinition.TermVectors[x.Field] != FieldTermVector.WithPositionsAndOffsets)
.Select(x => x.Field)
.ToArray();
if (nonHighlightableFields.Any())
{
explain(indexName,
() => "The following fields could not be highlighted because they are not stored, analyzed and using term vectors with positions and offsets: " +
string.Join(", ", nonHighlightableFields));
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
}
if (indexQuery.SortedFields != null && indexQuery.SortedFields.Length > 0)
{
var sortInfo = DynamicQueryMapping.GetSortInfo(s => { });
foreach (var sortedField in indexQuery.SortedFields) // with matching sort options
{
var normalizedFieldName = DynamicQueryMapping.ReplaceInvalidCharactersForFields(sortedField.Field);
if (normalizedFieldName.StartsWith(Constants.RandomFieldName))
{
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
// if the field is not in the output, then we can't sort on it.
if (abstractViewGenerator.ContainsField(normalizedFieldName) == false)
{
explain(indexName,
() =>
"Rejected because index does not contains field '" + normalizedFieldName + "' which we need to sort on");
currentBestState = DynamicQueryMatchType.Partial;
continue;
}
var dynamicSortInfo = sortInfo.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Field == normalizedFieldName);
if (dynamicSortInfo == null) // no sort order specified, we don't care, probably
{
continue;
}
SortOptions value;
if (indexDefinition.SortOptions.TryGetValue(normalizedFieldName, out value) == false)
{
switch (dynamicSortInfo.FieldType) // if we can't find the value, we check if we asked for the default sorting
{
case SortOptions.String:
case SortOptions.None:
continue;
default:
explain(indexName,
() => "The specified sort type is different than the default for field: " + normalizedFieldName);
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
}
if (value != dynamicSortInfo.FieldType)
{
explain(indexName,
() =>
"The specified sort type (" + dynamicSortInfo.FieldType + ") is different than the one specified for field '" +
normalizedFieldName + "' (" + value + ")");
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
}
}
if (indexDefinition.Analyzers != null && indexDefinition.Analyzers.Count > 0)
{
// none of the fields have custom analyzers
if (normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.Any(indexDefinition.Analyzers.ContainsKey))
{
explain(indexName, () =>
{
var fields = normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.Where(indexDefinition.Analyzers.ContainsKey);
return("The following field have a custom analyzer: " + string.Join(", ", fields));
});
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
}
if (indexDefinition.Indexes != null && indexDefinition.Indexes.Count > 0)
{
//If any of the fields we want to query on are set to something other than the default, don't use the index
var anyFieldWithNonDefaultIndexing = normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.Where(x =>
{
FieldIndexing analyzedInfo;
if (indexDefinition.Indexes.TryGetValue(x, out analyzedInfo))
{
if (analyzedInfo != FieldIndexing.Default)
{
return(true);
}
}
return(false);
});
if (anyFieldWithNonDefaultIndexing.Any())
{
explain(indexName, () =>
{
var fields = anyFieldWithNonDefaultIndexing.Where(indexDefinition.Analyzers.ContainsKey);
return("The following field have aren't using default indexing: " + string.Join(", ", fields));
});
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
}
if (currentBestState != DynamicQueryMatchType.Complete && indexDefinition.Type != "Auto")
{
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult(indexName, currentBestState));
})
.Where(result => result.MatchType != DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure)
.GroupBy(x => x.MatchType)
.ToDictionary(x => x.Key, x => x.ToArray());
DynamicQueryOptimizerResult[] optimizerResults;
if (results.TryGetValue(DynamicQueryMatchType.Complete, out optimizerResults) && optimizerResults.Length > 0)
{
DynamicQueryOptimizerResult[] prioritizedResults = null;
database.TransactionalStorage.Batch(accessor =>
{
prioritizedResults = optimizerResults.OrderByDescending(result =>
{
var stats = accessor.Indexing.GetIndexStats(result.IndexName);
if (stats == null)
{
return(Etag.Empty);
}
return(stats.LastIndexedEtag);
})
.ThenByDescending(result =>
{
var abstractViewGenerator =
database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetViewGenerator(
result.IndexName);
if (abstractViewGenerator == null)
{
return(-1);
}
return(abstractViewGenerator.CountOfFields);
})
.ToArray();
});
for (int i = 1; i < prioritizedResults.Length; i++)
{
explain(prioritizedResults[i].IndexName,
() => "Wasn't the widest / most unstable index matching this query");
}
return(prioritizedResults[0]);
}
if (results.TryGetValue(DynamicQueryMatchType.Partial, out optimizerResults) && optimizerResults.Length > 0)
{
return(optimizerResults.OrderByDescending(x =>
{
var viewGenerator = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetViewGenerator(x.IndexName);
if (viewGenerator == null)
{
return -1;
}
return viewGenerator.CountOfFields;
}).First());
}
return(new DynamicQueryOptimizerResult("<invalid index>", DynamicQueryMatchType.Failure));
}
public string SelectAppropriateIndex(string entityName, IndexQuery indexQuery)
{
// There isn't much point for query optimizer of aggregation indexes
// the main reason is that we must always aggregate on the same items, and using the same
// aggregation. Therefore we can't reuse one aggregate index for another query.
// We decline to suggest an index here and choose to use the default index created for this
// sort of query, which is what we would have to choose anyway.
if (indexQuery.AggregationOperation != AggregationOperation.None)
{
return(null);
}
var fieldsQueriedUpon = SimpleQueryParser.GetFieldsForDynamicQuery(indexQuery.Query).Select(x => x.Item2);
return(database.IndexDefinitionStorage.IndexNames
.Where(indexName =>
{
var abstractViewGenerator = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetViewGenerator(indexName);
if (abstractViewGenerator == null) // there is no matching view generator
{
return false;
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.ReduceDefinition != null) // we can't choose a map/reduce index
{
return false;
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.TransformResultsDefinition != null) // we can't choose an index with transform results
{
return false;
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.HasWhereClause) // without a where clause
{
return false;
}
// we can't select an index that has SelectMany in it, because it result in invalid results when
// you query it for things like Count, see https://github.com/ravendb/ravendb/issues/250
// for indexes with internal projections, we use the exact match based on the generated index name
// rather than selecting the optimal one
if (abstractViewGenerator.CountOfSelectMany > 1)
{
return false;
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityName != entityName) // for the specified entity name
{
return false;
}
return fieldsQueriedUpon.All(abstractViewGenerator.ContainsFieldOnMap);
})
.Where(indexName =>
{
var indexDefinition = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetIndexDefinition(indexName);
if (indexDefinition == null)
{
return false;
}
var abstractViewGenerator = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetViewGenerator(indexName);
if (abstractViewGenerator == null)
{
return false;
}
if (indexQuery.SortedFields != null)
{
var sortInfo = DynamicQueryMapping.GetSortInfo(s => { });
foreach (var sortedField in indexQuery.SortedFields) // with matching sort options
{
// if the field is not in the output, then we can't sort on it.
if (abstractViewGenerator.ContainsField(sortedField.Field) == false)
{
return false;
}
var dynamicSortInfo = sortInfo.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Field == sortedField.Field);
if (dynamicSortInfo == null) // no sort order specified, we don't care, probably
{
continue;
}
SortOptions value;
if (indexDefinition.SortOptions.TryGetValue(sortedField.Field, out value) == false)
{
switch (dynamicSortInfo.FieldType) // if we can't find the value, we check if we asked for the default sorting
{
case SortOptions.String:
case SortOptions.None:
continue;
default:
return false;
}
}
if (value != dynamicSortInfo.FieldType)
{
return false; // different sort order, there is a problem here
}
}
}
if (indexDefinition.Analyzers != null)
{
// none of the fields have custom analyzers
if (fieldsQueriedUpon.Any(indexDefinition.Analyzers.ContainsKey))
{
return false;
}
}
return true;
})
.OrderByDescending(indexName =>
{
// We select the widest index, because we want to encourage bigger indexes
// Over time, it means that we smaller indexes would wither away and die, while
// bigger indexes will be selected more often and then upgrade to permanent indexes
var abstractViewGenerator = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetViewGenerator(indexName);
if (abstractViewGenerator == null) // there is a matching view generator
{
return -1;
}
return abstractViewGenerator.CountOfFields;
})
.FirstOrDefault());
}
public string SelectAppropriateIndex(string entityName, IndexQuery indexQuery)
{
// There isn't much point for query optimizer of aggregation indexes
// the main reason is that we must always aggregate on the same items, and using the same
// aggregation. Therefore we can't reuse one aggregate index for another query.
// We decline to suggest an index here and choose to use the default index created for this
// sort of query, which is what we would have to choose anyway.
if (indexQuery.AggregationOperation != AggregationOperation.None)
{
return(null);
}
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(indexQuery.Query) && // we optimize for empty queries to use Raven/DocumentsByEntityName
(indexQuery.SortedFields == null || indexQuery.SortedFields.Length == 0) && // and no sorting was requested
database.IndexDefinitionStorage.Contains("Raven/DocumentsByEntityName")) // and Raven/DocumentsByEntityName exists
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(entityName) == false)
{
indexQuery.Query = "Tag:" + entityName;
}
return("Raven/DocumentsByEntityName");
}
var fieldsQueriedUpon = SimpleQueryParser.GetFieldsForDynamicQuery(indexQuery.Query).Select(x => x.Item2).ToArray();
var normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon =
fieldsQueriedUpon.Select(DynamicQueryMapping.ReplaceIndavlidCharactersForFields).ToArray();
var distinctSelectManyFields = new HashSet <string>();
foreach (var field in fieldsQueriedUpon)
{
var parts = field.Split(new[] { ',' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
for (int i = 1; i < parts.Length; i++)
{
distinctSelectManyFields.Add(string.Join(",", parts.Take(i)));
}
}
return(database.IndexDefinitionStorage.IndexNames
.Where(indexName =>
{
var abstractViewGenerator = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetViewGenerator(indexName);
if (abstractViewGenerator == null) // there is no matching view generator
{
return false;
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.ReduceDefinition != null) // we can't choose a map/reduce index
{
return false;
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.TransformResultsDefinition != null) // we can't choose an index with transform results
{
return false;
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.HasWhereClause) // without a where clause
{
return false;
}
// we can't select an index that has SelectMany in it, because it result in invalid results when
// you query it for things like Count, see https://github.com/ravendb/ravendb/issues/250
// for indexes with internal projections, we use the exact match based on the generated index name
// rather than selecting the optimal one
// in order to handle that, we count the number of select many that would happen because of the query
// and match it to the number of select many in the index
if (abstractViewGenerator.CountOfSelectMany != distinctSelectManyFields.Count)
{
return false;
}
if (entityName == null)
{
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Count != 0)
{
return false;
}
}
else
{
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Count != 1 || // we only allow indexes with a single entity name
abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Contains(entityName) == false) // for the specified entity name
{
return false;
}
}
if (normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.All(abstractViewGenerator.ContainsFieldOnMap) == false)
{
return false;
}
var indexDefinition = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetIndexDefinition(indexName);
if (indexDefinition == null)
{
return false;
}
if (indexQuery.SortedFields != null && indexQuery.SortedFields.Length > 0)
{
var sortInfo = DynamicQueryMapping.GetSortInfo(s => { });
foreach (var sortedField in indexQuery.SortedFields) // with matching sort options
{
if (sortedField.Field.StartsWith(Constants.RandomFieldName))
{
continue;
}
// if the field is not in the output, then we can't sort on it.
if (abstractViewGenerator.ContainsField(sortedField.Field) == false)
{
return false;
}
var dynamicSortInfo = sortInfo.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Field == sortedField.Field);
if (dynamicSortInfo == null) // no sort order specified, we don't care, probably
{
continue;
}
SortOptions value;
if (indexDefinition.SortOptions.TryGetValue(sortedField.Field, out value) == false)
{
switch (dynamicSortInfo.FieldType) // if we can't find the value, we check if we asked for the default sorting
{
case SortOptions.String:
case SortOptions.None:
continue;
default:
return false;
}
}
if (value != dynamicSortInfo.FieldType)
{
return false; // different sort order, there is a problem here
}
}
}
if (indexDefinition.Analyzers != null && indexDefinition.Analyzers.Count > 0)
{
// none of the fields have custom analyzers
if (normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.Any(indexDefinition.Analyzers.ContainsKey))
{
return false;
}
}
return true;
})
.OrderByDescending(indexName =>
{
// We select the widest index, because we want to encourage bigger indexes
// Over time, it means that we smaller indexes would wither away and die, while
// bigger indexes will be selected more often and then upgrade to permanent indexes
var abstractViewGenerator = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetViewGenerator(indexName);
if (abstractViewGenerator == null) // there is a matching view generator
{
return -1;
}
return abstractViewGenerator.CountOfFields;
})
.FirstOrDefault());
}
public string SelectAppropriateIndex(
string entityName,
IndexQuery indexQuery,
List <Explanation> explanations = null)
{
// There isn't much point for query optimizer of aggregation indexes
// the main reason is that we must always aggregate on the same items, and using the same
// aggregation. Therefore we can't reuse one aggregate index for another query.
// We decline to suggest an index here and choose to use the default index created for this
// sort of query, which is what we would have to choose anyway.
if (indexQuery.AggregationOperation != AggregationOperation.None)
{
return(null);
}
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(indexQuery.Query) && // we optimize for empty queries to use Raven/DocumentsByEntityName
(indexQuery.SortedFields == null || indexQuery.SortedFields.Length == 0) && // and no sorting was requested
database.IndexDefinitionStorage.Contains("Raven/DocumentsByEntityName")) // and Raven/DocumentsByEntityName exists
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(entityName) == false)
{
indexQuery.Query = "Tag:" + entityName;
}
return("Raven/DocumentsByEntityName");
}
var fieldsQueriedUpon = SimpleQueryParser.GetFieldsForDynamicQuery(indexQuery).Select(x => x.Item2).ToArray();
var normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon =
fieldsQueriedUpon.Select(DynamicQueryMapping.ReplaceIndavlidCharactersForFields).ToArray();
var distinctSelectManyFields = new HashSet <string>();
foreach (var field in fieldsQueriedUpon)
{
var parts = field.Split(new[] { ',' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
for (int i = 1; i < parts.Length; i++)
{
distinctSelectManyFields.Add(string.Join(",", parts.Take(i)));
}
}
ExplainDelegate explain = (index, rejectionReason) => { };
if (explanations != null)
{
explain = (index, rejectionReason) => explanations.Add(new Explanation
{
Index = index,
Reason = rejectionReason()
});
}
// there is no reason why we can't use indexes with transform results
// we merely need to disable the transform results for this particular query
indexQuery.SkipTransformResults = true;
var results = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.IndexNames
.Where(indexName =>
{
var abstractViewGenerator = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetViewGenerator(indexName);
if (abstractViewGenerator == null) // there is no matching view generator
{
explain(indexName, () => "There is no matching view generator. Maybe the index in the process of being deleted?");
return(false);
}
if (entityName == null)
{
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Count != 0)
{
explain(indexName, () => "Query is not specific for entity name, but the index filter by entity names.");
return(false);
}
}
else
{
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Count > 1) // we only allow indexes with a single entity name
{
explain(indexName, () => "Index contains more than a single entity name, may result in a different type being returned.");
return(false);
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Count == 0)
{
explain(indexName, () => "Query is specific for entity name, but the index searches across all of them, may result in a different type being returned.");
return(false);
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.ForEntityNames.Contains(entityName) == false) // for the specified entity name
{
explain(indexName, () => string.Format("Index does not apply to entity name: {0}", entityName));
return(false);
}
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.ReduceDefinition != null) // we can't choose a map/reduce index
{
explain(indexName, () => "Can't choose a map/reduce index for dynamic queries.");
return(false);
}
if (abstractViewGenerator.HasWhereClause) // without a where clause
{
explain(indexName, () => "Can't choose an index with a where clause, it might filter things that the query is looking for.");
return(false);
}
// we can't select an index that has SelectMany in it, because it result in invalid results when
// you query it for things like Count, see https://github.com/ravendb/ravendb/issues/250
// for indexes with internal projections, we use the exact match based on the generated index name
// rather than selecting the optimal one
// in order to handle that, we count the number of select many that would happen because of the query
// and match it to the number of select many in the index
if (abstractViewGenerator.CountOfSelectMany != distinctSelectManyFields.Count)
{
explain(indexName,
() => "Can't choose an index with a different number of from clauses / SelectMany, will affect queries like Count().");
return(false);
}
if (normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.All(abstractViewGenerator.ContainsFieldOnMap) == false)
{
explain(indexName, () =>
{
var missingFields =
normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.Where(s => abstractViewGenerator.ContainsFieldOnMap(s) == false);
return("The following fields are missing: " + string.Join(", ", missingFields));
});
return(false);
}
var indexDefinition = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetIndexDefinition(indexName);
if (indexDefinition == null)
{
return(false);
}
if (indexQuery.SortedFields != null && indexQuery.SortedFields.Length > 0)
{
var sortInfo = DynamicQueryMapping.GetSortInfo(s => { });
foreach (var sortedField in indexQuery.SortedFields) // with matching sort options
{
if (sortedField.Field.StartsWith(Constants.RandomFieldName))
{
continue;
}
// if the field is not in the output, then we can't sort on it.
if (abstractViewGenerator.ContainsField(sortedField.Field) == false)
{
explain(indexName,
() =>
"Rejected because index does not contains field '" + sortedField.Field + "' which we need to sort on");
return(false);
}
var dynamicSortInfo = sortInfo.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Field == sortedField.Field);
if (dynamicSortInfo == null) // no sort order specified, we don't care, probably
{
continue;
}
SortOptions value;
if (indexDefinition.SortOptions.TryGetValue(sortedField.Field, out value) == false)
{
switch (dynamicSortInfo.FieldType) // if we can't find the value, we check if we asked for the default sorting
{
case SortOptions.String:
case SortOptions.None:
continue;
default:
explain(indexName,
() => "The specified sort type is different than the default for field: " + sortedField.Field);
return(false);
}
}
if (value != dynamicSortInfo.FieldType)
{
explain(indexName,
() =>
"The specified sort type (" + dynamicSortInfo.FieldType + ") is different than the one specified for field '" +
sortedField.Field + "' (" + value + ")");
return(false); // different sort order, there is a problem here
}
}
}
if (indexDefinition.Analyzers != null && indexDefinition.Analyzers.Count > 0)
{
// none of the fields have custom analyzers
if (normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.Any(indexDefinition.Analyzers.ContainsKey))
{
explain(indexName, () =>
{
var fields = normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.Where(indexDefinition.Analyzers.ContainsKey);
return("The following field have a custom analyzer: " + string.Join(", ", fields));
});
return(false);
}
}
if (indexDefinition.Indexes != null && indexDefinition.Indexes.Count > 0)
{
//If any of the fields we want to query on are set to something other than the default, don't use the index
var anyFieldWithNonDefaultIndexing = normalizedFieldsQueriedUpon.Where(x =>
{
FieldIndexing analysedInfo;
if (indexDefinition.Indexes.TryGetValue(x, out analysedInfo))
{
if (analysedInfo != FieldIndexing.Default)
{
return(true);
}
}
return(false);
});
if (anyFieldWithNonDefaultIndexing.Any())
{
explain(indexName, () =>
{
var fields = anyFieldWithNonDefaultIndexing.Where(indexDefinition.Analyzers.ContainsKey);
return("The following field have aren't using default indexing: " + string.Join(", ", fields));
});
return(false);
}
}
return(true);
})
.OrderByDescending(indexName =>
{
// We select the widest index, because we want to encourage bigger indexes
// Over time, it means that we smaller indexes would wither away and die, while
// bigger indexes will be selected more often and then upgrade to permanent indexes
var abstractViewGenerator = database.IndexDefinitionStorage.GetViewGenerator(indexName);
if (abstractViewGenerator == null) // there isn't a matching view generator
{
return(-1);
}
return(abstractViewGenerator.CountOfFields);
});
string name = null;
foreach (var indexName in results)
{
if (name == null)
{
name = indexName;
}
else
{
explain(indexName, () => "Wasn't the widest index matching this query.");
}
}
explain(name ?? "Temporary index will be created", () => "Selected as best match");
return(name);
}