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WalRecovery

Struct WalRecovery 

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pub struct WalRecovery { /* private fields */ }
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Handles WAL recovery after a crash.

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impl WalRecovery

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pub fn new(dir: impl AsRef<Path>) -> Self

Creates a new recovery handler for the given WAL directory.

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pub fn from_wal(wal: &WalManager) -> Self

Creates a recovery handler from a WAL manager.

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pub fn read_checkpoint_metadata(&self) -> Result<Option<CheckpointMetadata>>

Reads checkpoint metadata if it exists.

Returns None if no checkpoint metadata is found.

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pub fn checkpoint(&self) -> Option<CheckpointMetadata>

Returns the checkpoint metadata, if any.

This is useful for determining whether to perform a full or incremental recovery.

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pub fn recover(&self) -> Result<Vec<WalRecord>>

Recovers committed records from all WAL files.

Returns only records that were part of committed transactions. If checkpoint metadata exists, only replays files from the checkpoint sequence onwards.

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Returns an error if recovery fails.

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pub fn recover_from_checkpoint( &self, checkpoint: Option<&CheckpointMetadata>, ) -> Result<Vec<WalRecord>>

Recovers committed records, starting from a specific checkpoint.

This can be used for incremental recovery when you want to skip WAL files that precede the checkpoint.

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Returns an error if recovery fails.

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pub fn recover_file(&self, path: impl AsRef<Path>) -> Result<Vec<WalRecord>>

Recovers committed records from a single WAL file.

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Returns an error if recovery fails.

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