Hi,
On Fri, Jun 21, 2024 at 01:22:43PM +0000, Bertrand Drouvot wrote:
> Another thought for the RelationRelationId class case: we could check if there
> is a lock first and if there is no lock then acquire one. That way that would
> ensure the relation is always locked (so no "risk" anymore), but OTOH it may
> add "unecessary" locking (see 2. mentioned previously).
Please find attached v12 implementing this idea for the RelationRelationId class
case. As mentioned, it may add unnecessary locking for 2. but I think that's
worth it to ensure that we are always on the safe side of thing. This idea is
implemented in LockNotPinnedObjectById().
A few remarks:
- there is one place where the relation is not visible (even if
CommandCounterIncrement() is used). That's in TypeCreate(), because the new
relation Oid is _not_ added to pg_class yet.
Indeed, in heap_create_with_catalog(), AddNewRelationType() is called before
AddNewRelationTuple()). I put a comment in this part of the code explaining why
it's not necessary to call LockRelationOid() here.
- some namespace related stuff is removed from "test_oat_hooks/expected/alter_table.out".
That's due to the logic in cachedNamespacePath() and the fact that the same
namespace related stuff is added prior in alter_table.out.
- the patch touches 37 .c files, but that's mainly due to the fact that
LockNotPinnedObjectById() has to be called in a lot of places.
Regards,
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Bertrand Drouvot
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