mysql5/mysql-5.7.27/sql/opt_explain.h

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#ifndef OPT_EXPLAIN_INCLUDED
#define OPT_EXPLAIN_INCLUDED
/** @file "EXPLAIN <command>"
Single table UPDATE/DELETE commands are explained by the
explain_single_table_modification() function.
A query expression (complete SELECT query possibly including
subqueries and unions), INSERT...SELECT and multitable UPDATE/DELETE
commands are explained like this:
(1) explain_query_expression()
Is the entry point. Forwards the job to explain_unit().
(2) explain_unit()
Is for a SELECT_LEX_UNIT, prepares, optimizes, explains one JOIN for
each "top-level" SELECT_LEXs of the unit (like: all SELECTs of a
UNION; but not subqueries), and one JOIN for the fake SELECT_LEX of
UNION); each JOIN explain (JOIN::exec()) calls explain_query_specification()
(3) explain_query_specification()
Is for a single SELECT_LEX (fake or not). It needs a prepared and
optimized JOIN, for which it builds the EXPLAIN rows. But it also
launches the EXPLAIN process for "inner units" (==subqueries of this
SELECT_LEX), by calling explain_unit() for each of them.
*/
#include <my_base.h>
#include "opt_explain_format.h"
class JOIN;
class Query_result;
class Query_result_interceptor;
struct TABLE;
class THD;
typedef class st_select_lex_unit SELECT_LEX_UNIT;
typedef class st_select_lex SELECT_LEX;
extern const char *join_type_str[];
/** Table modification plan for JOIN-less statements (update/delete) */
class Modification_plan
{
public:
THD *const thd; ///< Owning thread
const enum_mod_type mod_type;///< Modification type - MT_INSERT/MT_UPDATE/etc
TABLE *table; ///< Table to modify
QEP_TAB *tab; ///< QUICK access method + WHERE clause
uint key; ///< Key to use
ha_rows limit; ///< Limit
bool need_tmp_table; ///< Whether tmp table needs to be used
bool need_sort; ///< Whether to use filesort
bool used_key_is_modified;///< Whether the key used to scan is modified
const char *message; ///< Arbitrary message
bool zero_result; ///< TRUE <=> plan will not be executed
ha_rows examined_rows; ///< # of rows expected to be examined in the table
Modification_plan(THD *thd_arg,
enum_mod_type mt, QEP_TAB *qep_tab,
uint key_arg, ha_rows limit_arg, bool need_tmp_table_arg,
bool need_sort_arg, bool used_key_is_modified_arg,
ha_rows rows);
Modification_plan(THD *thd_arg,
enum_mod_type mt, TABLE *table_arg,
const char *message_arg, bool zero_result_arg,
ha_rows rows);
~Modification_plan();
private:
void register_in_thd();
};
/**
EXPLAIN functionality for Query_result_insert, Query_result_update and
Query_result_delete.
This class objects substitute Query_result_insert, Query_result_update and
Query_result_delete data interceptor objects to implement EXPLAIN for INSERT,
REPLACE and multi-table UPDATE and DELETE queries.
Query_result_explain class object initializes tables like Query_result_insert,
Query_result_update or Query_result_delete data interceptor do, but it suppress
table data modification by the underlying interceptor object.
Thus, we can use Query_result_explain object in the context of EXPLAIN INSERT/
REPLACE/UPDATE/DELETE query like we use Query_result_send in the context of
EXPLAIN SELECT command:
1) in presence of lex->describe flag we pass Query_result_explain object to the
handle_query() function,
2) it call prepare(), prepare2() and initialize_tables() functions to
mark modified tables etc.
*/
class Query_result_explain : public Query_result_send {
protected:
/*
As far as we use Query_result_explain object in a place of Query_result_send,
Query_result_explain have to pass multiple invocation of its prepare(),
prepare2() and initialize_tables() functions, since JOIN::exec() of
subqueries runs these functions of Query_result_send multiple times by design.
Query_result_insert, Query_result_update and Query_result_delete class
functions are not intended for multiple invocations, so "prepared",
"prepared2" and "initialized" flags guard data interceptor object from
function re-invocation.
*/
bool prepared; ///< prepare() is done
bool prepared2; ///< prepare2() is done
bool initialized; ///< initialize_tables() is done
/**
Pointer to underlying Query_result_insert, Query_result_update or
Query_result_delete object.
*/
Query_result *interceptor;
public:
Query_result_explain(st_select_lex_unit *unit_arg, Query_result *interceptor_arg)
: prepared(false), prepared2(false), initialized(false),
interceptor(interceptor_arg)
{ unit= unit_arg; }
protected:
virtual int prepare(List<Item> &list, SELECT_LEX_UNIT *u)
{
if (prepared)
return false;
prepared= true;
return Query_result_send::prepare(list, u) || interceptor->prepare(list, u);
}
virtual int prepare2(void)
{
if (prepared2)
return false;
prepared2= true;
return Query_result_send::prepare2() || interceptor->prepare2();
}
virtual bool initialize_tables(JOIN *join)
{
if (initialized)
return false;
initialized= true;
return Query_result_send::initialize_tables(join) ||
interceptor->initialize_tables(join);
}
virtual void cleanup()
{
Query_result_send::cleanup();
interceptor->cleanup();
}
};
bool explain_no_table(THD *thd, SELECT_LEX *select_lex, const char *message,
enum_parsing_context ctx);
bool explain_single_table_modification(THD *ethd,
const Modification_plan *plan,
SELECT_LEX *select);
bool explain_query(THD *thd, SELECT_LEX_UNIT *unit);
bool explain_query_specification(THD *ethd, SELECT_LEX *select_lex,
enum_parsing_context ctx);
void mysql_explain_other(THD *thd);
#endif /* OPT_EXPLAIN_INCLUDED */