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/******************************************************************************
* *
* Purpose: lock maintenances in database *
* *
* Parameters: maintenanceids - [IN/OUT] a vector of unique maintenance ids *
* IN - the maintenances to lock *
* OUT - the locked maintenance ids (sorted) *
* *
* Return value: SUCCEED - at least one maintenance was locked *
* FAIL - no maintenances were locked (all target *
* maintenances were removed by user and *
* configuration cache was not yet updated) *
* *
* Comments: This function locks maintenances in database to avoid foreign *
* key errors when a maintenance is removed in the middle of *
* processing. *
* The output vector might contain less values than input vector if *
* a maintenance was removed before lock attempt. *
* *
******************************************************************************/
int zbx_db_lock_maintenanceids(zbx_vector_uint64_t *maintenanceids)
{
char *sql = NULL;
size_t sql_alloc = 0, sql_offset = 0;
zbx_uint64_t maintenanceid;
int i;
zbx_db_result_t result;
zbx_db_row_t row;
zbx_vector_uint64_sort(maintenanceids, ZBX_DEFAULT_UINT64_COMPARE_FUNC);
zbx_strcpy_alloc(&sql, &sql_alloc, &sql_offset, "select maintenanceid from maintenances where");
zbx_db_add_condition_alloc(&sql, &sql_alloc, &sql_offset, "maintenanceid", maintenanceids->values,
maintenanceids->values_num);
zbx_strcpy_alloc(&sql, &sql_alloc, &sql_offset, " order by maintenanceid lock in share mode");
/* Row level shared locks are not supported in Oracle. Table lock in share mode leads to deadlock on */
/* event_suppress insertion due to locking that occurs in order to satisfy foreign key constraint. */
zbx_strcpy_alloc(&sql, &sql_alloc, &sql_offset, " order by maintenanceid" ZBX_FOR_UPDATE);
/* For PostgreSQL table level locks are used because row level shared locks have reader preference which */
/* could lead to theoretical situation when server blocks out frontend from maintenances updates. */
zbx_db_execute("lock table maintenances in share mode");
zbx_strcpy_alloc(&sql, &sql_alloc, &sql_offset, " order by maintenanceid");