Package org.apache.drill.exec.physical.impl

Class BaseRootExec

java.lang.Object

org.apache.drill.exec.physical.impl.BaseRootExec

All Implemented Interfaces:

AutoCloseable, RootExec

Direct Known Subclasses:

BroadcastSenderRootExec, PartitionSenderRootExec, ScreenCreator.ScreenRoot, SingleSenderCreator.SingleSenderRootExec

public abstract class BaseRootExec
extends Object
implements RootExec

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
static final String	ENABLE_BATCH_DUMP_CONFIG
protected RootFragmentContext	fragmentContext
protected OperatorContext	oContext
protected OperatorStats	stats

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
BaseRootExec(RootFragmentContext fragmentContext, OperatorContext oContext, PhysicalOperator config)
BaseRootExec(RootFragmentContext fragmentContext, PhysicalOperator config)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	close()
void	dumpBatches(Throwable t)	Dump failed batches' state preceded by its parent's state to logs.
static <T> T	findLeaf(List<T> dag, Throwable e)	Given a list of operators and a stack trace, walks the stack trace and the operator list to find the leaf-most operator, which is the one that was active when the exception was thrown.
abstract boolean	innerNext()
final boolean	next()	Do the next batch of work.
final RecordBatch.IterOutcome	next(RecordBatch b)
void	receivingFragmentFinished(ExecProtos.FragmentHandle handle)	Inform sender that receiving fragment is finished and doesn't need any more data.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Details

ENABLE_BATCH_DUMP_CONFIG

public static final String ENABLE_BATCH_DUMP_CONFIG

See Also:

• Constant Field Values

stats

protected OperatorStats stats

oContext

protected OperatorContext oContext

fragmentContext

protected RootFragmentContext fragmentContext

Constructor Details

BaseRootExec

public BaseRootExec(RootFragmentContext fragmentContext,
 PhysicalOperator config)
             throws OutOfMemoryException

Throws:

OutOfMemoryException

BaseRootExec

public BaseRootExec(RootFragmentContext fragmentContext,
 OperatorContext oContext,
 PhysicalOperator config)
             throws OutOfMemoryException

Throws:

OutOfMemoryException

Method Details

next

public final boolean next()

Description copied from interface: RootExec

Do the next batch of work.

Specified by:

next in interface RootExec

Returns:

Whether or not additional batches of work are necessary. False means that this fragment is done.

next

public final RecordBatch.IterOutcome next(RecordBatch b)

innerNext

public abstract boolean innerNext()

receivingFragmentFinished

public void receivingFragmentFinished(ExecProtos.FragmentHandle handle)

Description copied from interface: RootExec

Inform sender that receiving fragment is finished and doesn't need any more data. This can be called multiple times (once for each downstream receiver). If all receivers are finished then a subsequent call to RootExec.next() will return false.

Specified by:

receivingFragmentFinished in interface RootExec

Parameters:

handle - The handle pointing to the downstream receiver that does not need anymore data.

dumpBatches

public void dumpBatches(Throwable t)

Description copied from interface: RootExec

Dump failed batches' state preceded by its parent's state to logs. Invoked when there is a failure during fragment execution.

Specified by:

dumpBatches in interface RootExec

Parameters:

t - the exception thrown by an operator and which therefore records, in its stack trace, which operators were active on the stack

close

public void close()
           throws Exception

Specified by:

close in interface AutoCloseable

Throws:

Exception

findLeaf

public static <T> T findLeaf(List<T> dag,
 Throwable e)

Given a list of operators and a stack trace, walks the stack trace and the operator list to find the leaf-most operator, which is the one that was active when the exception was thrown. Handle the cases in which no operator was active, each operator had multiple methods on the stack, or the exception was thrown in some class called by the operator.

Not all operators leave a mark in the trace. In particular if a the call stack is only through base-class methods, then we have no way to know the actual class during the call. This is OK because the leaf methods are just pass-through operations, they are unlikely to fail.

Type Parameters:

T - the type of the operator. Parameterized to allow easier testing

Parameters:

dag - the list of operators from root-most to leaf-most

e - the exception thrown somewhere in the operator tree

Returns:

the leaf-most operator, if any