static void Main(string[] args)
{
IDatabase db = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase();
string dbName = "fileinfo.dbs";
db.Open(dbName);
DatabaseRoot dbRoot = null;
if (null != db.Root)
{
dbRoot = (DatabaseRoot)db.Root;
}
else
{
// only create root once
dbRoot = new DatabaseRoot();
dbRoot.FileSizeIndex = db.CreateIndex <Int64, FileEntry>(IndexType.NonUnique);
dbRoot.FileNameIndex = db.CreateIndex <string, FileEntry>(IndexType.NonUnique);
dbRoot.FileLastWriteTimeIndex = db.CreateIndex <DateTime, FileEntry>(IndexType.NonUnique);
db.Root = dbRoot;
// changing the root marks database as modified but it's
// only modified in memory. Commit to persist changes to disk.
db.Commit();
PopulateDatabase(db, "c:\\");
}
ListSmallestFiles(dbRoot, LIMIT);
ListBiggestFiles(dbRoot, LIMIT);
ListMostRecentlyWrittenToFiles(dbRoot, LIMIT);
ListDuplicateNamesFiles(dbRoot, LIMIT);
RemoveOneFileEntry(db, dbRoot);
db.Close();
}
static void ListDuplicateNamesFiles(DatabaseRoot dbRoot, int limit)
{
Console.WriteLine("\nFiles with the same name:");
string prevName = "";
string prevPath = "";
// The name of the file is not an explicit part of FileEntry
// object, but since it's part of the index, we can access it
// if we use IDictionaryEnumerator, which provides both the
// key and
IDictionaryEnumerator de = dbRoot.FileNameIndex.GetDictionaryEnumerator();
var dups = new Dictionary<string, bool>();
while (de.MoveNext())
{
string name = (string)de.Key;
FileEntry fe = (FileEntry)de.Value;
if (name == prevName)
{
bool firstDup = !dups.ContainsKey(name);
if (firstDup)
{
Console.WriteLine(prevPath);
Console.WriteLine(" " + fe.Path);
dups[name] = true;
if (--limit == 0)
break;
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine(" " + fe.Path);
}
}
prevName = name;
prevPath = fe.Path;
}
}
static void PopulateDatabase(IDatabase db, string startDir)
{
DatabaseRoot dbRoot = (DatabaseRoot)db.Root;
// scan all directories starting with startDir
var dirsToVisit = new List <string>()
{
startDir
};
int insertedCount = 0;
while (dirsToVisit.Count > 0)
{
var dirPath = dirsToVisit[0];
dirsToVisit.RemoveAt(0);
// accessing directory information might fail e.g. if we
// don't have access permissions so we'll skip all
try
{
DirectoryInfo dirInfo = new DirectoryInfo(dirPath);
foreach (var di in dirInfo.EnumerateDirectories())
{
dirsToVisit.Add(di.FullName);
}
foreach (var fi in dirInfo.EnumerateFiles())
{
var fe = new FileEntry
{
Path = fi.FullName,
Size = fi.Length,
CreationTimeUtc = fi.CreationTimeUtc,
LastAccessTimeUtc = fi.LastAccessTimeUtc,
LastWriteTimeUtc = fi.LastWriteTimeUtc
};
string name = Path.GetFileName(fe.Path);
dbRoot.FileSizeIndex.Put(fe.Size, fe);
dbRoot.FileNameIndex.Put(name, fe);
dbRoot.FileLastWriteTimeIndex.Put(fe.LastWriteTimeUtc, fe);
++insertedCount;
if (insertedCount % 10000 == 0)
{
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("Inserted {0} FileEntry objects", insertedCount));
db.Commit();
}
}
}
catch
{
}
}
// commit the changes if we're done creating a database
db.Commit();
// when we're finished, each index should have the same
// number of items in it, equal to number of inserted objects
Debug.Assert(dbRoot.FileSizeIndex.Count == insertedCount);
Debug.Assert(dbRoot.FileNameIndex.Count == insertedCount);
Debug.Assert(dbRoot.FileLastWriteTimeIndex.Count == insertedCount);
}
static void ListBiggestFiles(DatabaseRoot dbRoot, int limit)
{
Console.WriteLine("\nThe biggest files:");
// To list biggest files, we iterate the index in descending
// order, using an enumerator returned by Reverse() function:
foreach (var fe in dbRoot.FileSizeIndex.Reverse())
{
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0}: {1} bytes", fe.Path, fe.Size));
if (--limit == 0)
break;
}
}
static void ListMostRecentlyWrittenToFiles(DatabaseRoot dbRoot, int limit)
{
Console.WriteLine("\nThe most recently written-to files:");
// the biggest DateTime values represent the most recent dates,
// so once again we iterate the index in reverse (descent) order:
foreach (var fe in dbRoot.FileLastWriteTimeIndex.Reverse())
{
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0}: {1} bytes", fe.Path, fe.Size));
if (--limit == 0)
{
break;
}
}
}
static void ListBiggestFiles(DatabaseRoot dbRoot, int limit)
{
Console.WriteLine("\nThe biggest files:");
// To list biggest files, we iterate the index in descending
// order, using an enumerator returned by Reverse() function:
foreach (var fe in dbRoot.FileSizeIndex.Reverse())
{
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0}: {1} bytes", fe.Path, fe.Size));
if (--limit == 0)
{
break;
}
}
}
static void ListSmallestFiles(DatabaseRoot dbRoot, int limit)
{
Console.WriteLine("\nThe smallest files:");
// Indexes are ordered in ascending order i.e. smallest
// values are first. Index implements GetEnumerator()
// function which we can (implicitly) use in foreach loop:
foreach (var fe in dbRoot.FileSizeIndex)
{
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0}: {1} bytes", fe.Path, fe.Size));
if (--limit == 0)
{
break;
}
}
}
static void ListDuplicateNamesFiles(DatabaseRoot dbRoot, int limit)
{
Console.WriteLine("\nFiles with the same name:");
string prevName = "";
string prevPath = "";
// The name of the file is not an explicit part of FileEntry
// object, but since it's part of the index, we can access it
// if we use IDictionaryEnumerator, which provides both the
// key and
IDictionaryEnumerator de = dbRoot.FileNameIndex.GetDictionaryEnumerator();
var dups = new Dictionary <string, bool>();
while (de.MoveNext())
{
string name = (string)de.Key;
FileEntry fe = (FileEntry)de.Value;
if (name == prevName)
{
bool firstDup = !dups.ContainsKey(name);
if (firstDup)
{
Console.WriteLine(prevPath);
Console.WriteLine(" " + fe.Path);
dups[name] = true;
if (--limit == 0)
{
break;
}
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine(" " + fe.Path);
}
}
prevName = name;
prevPath = fe.Path;
}
}
// change showMemoryStatsto true to see object stats on the console
// before and after removal
static void RemoveOneFileEntry(IDatabase db, DatabaseRoot dbRoot, bool showMemoryStats = false)
{
if (showMemoryStats)
{
Console.WriteLine("Memory stats before removal:");
DumpMemoryUsage(db.GetMemoryUsage().Values);
}
// we pick one object and remove it from all 3 indexes
if (dbRoot.FileSizeIndex.Count == 0)
{
return;
}
FileEntry toRemove = null;
foreach (var fe in dbRoot.FileSizeIndex)
{
toRemove = fe;
break;
}
// Remove an object with a given key from all 3 indexes.
// We still need to provide the object because those are
// non-unique indexes, so the same key might point to many
// objects and we only want to remove this specific object.
string name = Path.GetFileName(toRemove.Path);
dbRoot.FileNameIndex.Remove(name, toRemove);
dbRoot.FileSizeIndex.Remove(toRemove.Size, toRemove);
dbRoot.FileLastWriteTimeIndex.Remove(toRemove.LastWriteTimeUtc, toRemove);
// changes are not reflected in the database until we commit
db.Commit();
if (showMemoryStats)
{
Console.WriteLine("Memory stats after removal:");
DumpMemoryUsage(db.GetMemoryUsage().Values);
}
}
static void ListMostRecentlyWrittenToFiles(DatabaseRoot dbRoot, int limit)
{
Console.WriteLine("\nThe most recently written-to files:");
// the biggest DateTime values represent the most recent dates,
// so once again we iterate the index in reverse (descent) order:
foreach (var fe in dbRoot.FileLastWriteTimeIndex.Reverse())
{
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0}: {1} bytes", fe.Path, fe.Size));
if (--limit == 0)
break;
}
}
// change showMemoryStatsto true to see object stats on the console
// before and after removal
static void RemoveOneFileEntry(IDatabase db, DatabaseRoot dbRoot, bool showMemoryStats = false)
{
if (showMemoryStats)
{
Console.WriteLine("Memory stats before removal:");
DumpMemoryUsage(db.GetMemoryUsage().Values);
}
// we pick one object and remove it from all 3 indexes
if (dbRoot.FileSizeIndex.Count == 0)
return;
FileEntry toRemove = null;
foreach (var fe in dbRoot.FileSizeIndex)
{
toRemove = fe;
break;
}
// Remove an object with a given key from all 3 indexes.
// We still need to provide the object because those are
// non-unique indexes, so the same key might point to many
// objects and we only want to remove this specific object.
string name = Path.GetFileName(toRemove.Path);
dbRoot.FileNameIndex.Remove(name, toRemove);
dbRoot.FileSizeIndex.Remove(toRemove.Size, toRemove);
dbRoot.FileLastWriteTimeIndex.Remove(toRemove.LastWriteTimeUtc, toRemove);
// changes are not reflected in the database until we commit
db.Commit();
if (showMemoryStats)
{
Console.WriteLine("Memory stats after removal:");
DumpMemoryUsage(db.GetMemoryUsage().Values);
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
IDatabase db = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase();
string dbName = "fileinfo.dbs";
db.Open(dbName);
DatabaseRoot dbRoot = null;
if (null != db.Root)
{
dbRoot = (DatabaseRoot)db.Root;
}
else
{
// only create root once
dbRoot = new DatabaseRoot();
dbRoot.FileSizeIndex = db.CreateIndex<Int64, FileEntry>(IndexType.NonUnique);
dbRoot.FileNameIndex = db.CreateIndex<string, FileEntry>(IndexType.NonUnique);
dbRoot.FileLastWriteTimeIndex = db.CreateIndex<DateTime, FileEntry>(IndexType.NonUnique);
db.Root = dbRoot;
// changing the root marks database as modified but it's
// only modified in memory. Commit to persist changes to disk.
db.Commit();
PopulateDatabase(db, "c:\\");
}
ListSmallestFiles(dbRoot, LIMIT);
ListBiggestFiles(dbRoot, LIMIT);
ListMostRecentlyWrittenToFiles(dbRoot, LIMIT);
ListDuplicateNamesFiles(dbRoot, LIMIT);
RemoveOneFileEntry(db, dbRoot);
db.Close();
}
static void ListSmallestFiles(DatabaseRoot dbRoot, int limit)
{
Console.WriteLine("\nThe smallest files:");
// Indexes are ordered in ascending order i.e. smallest
// values are first. Index implements GetEnumerator()
// function which we can (implicitly) use in foreach loop:
foreach (var fe in dbRoot.FileSizeIndex)
{
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0}: {1} bytes", fe.Path, fe.Size));
if (--limit == 0)
break;
}
}