# include "../ingres.h" # include "../access.h" # include "../aux.h" # include "../lock.h" /* ** ADD_OVFLO -- Allocates an overflow page which will be ** attached to current page. TID must be for current page. ** TID will be updated to id of new overflow page. */ add_ovflo(dx, tid) struct descriptor *dx; struct tup_id *tid; { register struct descriptor *d; register struct accbuf *b; register int lk; int i; long mpage, newpage; struct tup_id tidx; d = dx; /* ** save main page pointer so that it may be used when ** setting up new overflow page. */ mpage = Acc_head->mainpg; if (lk = (Acclock && (d->relstat & S_CONCUR) && (d->relopn < 0 ))) { setcsl(Acc_head->rel_tupid); Acclock = FALSE; } /* ** Determine last page of the relation */ last_page(d, &tidx, Acc_head); pluck_page(&tidx, &newpage); newpage++; /* ** choose an available buffer as victim for setting up ** overflow page. */ if ((b = choose_buf(d, newpage)) == NULL) { if (lk) { Acclock = TRUE; unlcs(Acc_head->rel_tupid); } return(-1); } /* ** setup overflow page */ b->mainpg = mpage; b->ovflopg = 0; b->thispage = newpage; b->linetab[0] = b->firstup - b; b->nxtlino = 0; b->bufstatus =| BUF_DIRTY; if (pageflush(b)) return (-2); /* ** now that overflow page has successfully been written, ** get the old current page back and link the new overflow page ** to it. ** If the relation is a heap then don't leave the old main ** page around in the buffers. This is done on the belief ** that it will never be accessed again. */ if (get_page(d, tid)) return (-3); Acc_head->ovflopg = newpage; Acc_head->bufstatus =| BUF_DIRTY; i = pageflush(Acc_head); if (lk) { Acclock = TRUE; unlcs(Acc_head->rel_tupid); } if (i) return (-4); if (abs(d->relspec) == M_HEAP) resetacc(Acc_head); /* no error is possible */ /* ** now bring the overflow page back and make it current. ** if the overflow page is still in AM cache, then this will not ** cause any disk activity. */ stuff_page(tid, &newpage); if (get_page(d, tid)) return (-5); return (0); }