cartodb/lib/carto/importer/table_setup.rb

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module Carto
module Importer
class TableSetup
STATEMENT_TIMEOUT = 1.hour * 1000
def initialize(user:, overviews_creator:, log:, statement_timeout: STATEMENT_TIMEOUT)
@user = user
@overviews_creator = overviews_creator
@log = log
@statement_timeout = statement_timeout
end
# Store all indexes to re-create them after "syncing" the table by reimporting and swapping it
# INFO: As upon import geom index names are not enforced, they might "not collide" and generate one on the new
# import plus the one already existing, so we skip those
def generate_index_statements(origin_schema, origin_table_name)
# INFO: This code discerns gist indexes like lib/sql/CDB_CartodbfyTable.sql -> _CDB_create_the_geom_columns
@user.in_database(as: :superuser)[%(
SELECT indexdef AS indexdef
FROM pg_indexes
WHERE schemaname = '#{origin_schema}'
AND tablename = '#{origin_table_name}'
AND indexname NOT IN (
SELECT ir.relname
FROM pg_am am, pg_class ir,
pg_class c, pg_index i,
pg_attribute a
WHERE c.oid = '#{origin_schema}.#{origin_table_name}'::regclass::oid AND i.indrelid = c.oid
AND i.indexrelid = ir.oid
AND i.indnatts = 1
AND i.indkey[0] = a.attnum
AND a.attrelid = c.oid
AND NOT a.attisdropped
AND am.oid = ir.relam
AND (
(
(a.attname = '#{::Table::THE_GEOM}' OR a.attname = '#{::Table::THE_GEOM_WEBMERCATOR}')
AND am.amname = 'gist'
) OR (
a.attname = '#{::Table::CARTODB_ID}'
AND i.indisprimary = true
)
)
)
)].map { |record| record.fetch(:indexdef) }
end
def run_index_statements(statements, database)
statements.each do |statement|
begin
database.run(statement)
rescue => exception
if exception.message !~ /relation .* already exists/
CartoDB::Logger.error(exception: exception,
message: 'Error copying indexes',
statement: statement)
end
end
end
end
def cartodbfy(table_name)
schema_name = @user.database_schema
qualified_table_name = "\"#{schema_name}\".#{table_name}"
@user.transaction_with_timeout(statement_timeout: @statement_timeout) do |user_conn|
user_conn.run(%{
SELECT cartodb.CDB_CartodbfyTable('#{schema_name}'::TEXT,'#{qualified_table_name}'::REGCLASS);
})
end
update_table_pg_stats(qualified_table_name)
rescue => exception
CartoDB::Logger.error(message: 'Error in sync cartodbfy',
exception: exception,
user: @user,
table: table_name)
raise exception
end
def copy_privileges(origin_schema, origin_table_name, destination_schema, destination_table_name)
@user.in_database(as: :superuser).execute(%(
UPDATE pg_class
SET relacl=(
SELECT r.relacl FROM pg_class r, pg_namespace n
WHERE r.relname='#{origin_table_name}'
and r.relnamespace = n.oid
and n.nspname = '#{origin_schema}'
)
WHERE relname='#{destination_table_name}'
and relnamespace = (select oid from pg_namespace where nspname = '#{destination_schema}')
))
rescue => exception
CartoDB::Logger.error(exception: exception,
message: 'Error copying privileges',
origin_schema: origin_schema,
origin_table_name: origin_table_name,
destination_schema: destination_schema,
destination_table_name: destination_table_name)
end
def recreate_overviews(table_name)
dataset = @overviews_creator.dataset(table_name)
dataset.update_overviews!
rescue => exception
# In case of overview creation failure we'll just omit the
# overviews creation and continue with the process.
# Since the actual creation is handled by a single SQL
# function, and thus executed in a transaction, we shouldn't
# need any clean up here. (Either all overviews were created
# or nothing changed)
@log.append("Overviews recreation failed: #{exception.message}")
CartoDB::Logger.error(
message: "Overviews recreation failed: #{exception}",
exception: exception,
user: @user,
table_name: table_name
)
end
def fix_oid(table_name)
user_table = Carto::UserTable.find(@user.tables.where(name: table_name).first.id)
user_table.sync_table_id
user_table.save
end
def update_table_pg_stats(qualified_table_name)
@user.transaction_with_timeout(statement_timeout: @statement_timeout) do |user_conn|
user_conn.run(%{
ANALYZE #{qualified_table_name};
})
end
end
def update_cdb_tablemetadata(name)
@user.tables.where(name: name).first.update_cdb_tablemetadata
end
end
end
end