Struct persy::Snapshot

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pub struct Snapshot { /* private fields */ }
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Read snapshot at a specific point in time.

All the changes from transactions committed at the specific point in time were the snapshot was create are readable from this snapshot, all subsequent transactions are ignored.

Copy of the data old data is kept on the disc, with indexing access from in memory structures, on drop of the Snapshot, if there are no older snapshot all the data old by this snapshot not existing anymore in the final state will be cleaned up.

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Read the record content at the point of time the snapshot was taken ignoring all following committed transactions

Example
let mut tx = persy.begin()?;
let data = vec![1;20];
let id = tx.insert("seg", &data)?;
tx.prepare()?.commit()?;
let snapshot = persy.snapshot()?;
let read = snapshot.read("seg", &id)?.expect("record exists");
assert_eq!(data,read);

Scan for records existing at the moment of snapshot creation, ignoring all the following committed transactions.

Example
let mut tx = persy.begin()?;
let data = vec![1;20];
let id = tx.insert("seg", &data)?;
tx.prepare()?.commit()?;
let snapshot = persy.snapshot()?;
let mut count = 0;
for (id,content) in snapshot.scan("seg")? {
    println!("record size:{}",content.len());
    count+=1;
}
assert_eq!(count,1);

Get a value or a group of values from a key at the point the snapshot was taken ignoring all following committed transactions.

Example
tx.put::<u8,u8>("my_new_index",10,10)?;
tx.prepare()?.commit()?;
let snapshot = persy.snapshot()?;
let values = snapshot.get::<u8,u8>("my_new_index",&10)?;
for value in values {
 //...
}
Examples found in repository?
src/snapshot.rs (line 184)
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    pub fn one<K, V>(&self, index_name: &str, k: &K) -> Result<Option<V>, PE<IndexOpsError>>
    where
        K: IndexType,
        V: IndexType,
    {
        Ok(self.get(index_name, k)?.next())
    }

Get a value or None from a key at the point the snapshot was taken ignoring all following committed transactions.

Example
tx.put::<u8,u8>("my_new_index",10,10)?;
tx.prepare()?.commit()?;
let snapshot = persy.snapshot()?;
if let Some(value) = snapshot.one::<u8,u8>("my_new_index",&10)?{
 //...
}

Browse a range of keys and values from an index at the pointing that the snapshot was created ignoring all the following committed transactions.

Example
let mut tx = persy.begin()?;
tx.put::<u8,u8>("my_new_index",10,10)?;
tx.prepare()?.commit()?;
let snapshot = persy.snapshot()?;
let iter:IndexIter<u8,u8> = snapshot.range("my_new_index",10..12)?;
for (k,values) in iter  {
    for value in values {
        //...
    }
}

List all the existing segments, at the pointing that the snapshot was created ignoring all the following committed transactions.

Example
let mut tx = persy.begin()?;
tx.create_segment("seg")?;
tx.prepare()?.commit()?;
let snapshot = persy.snapshot()?;
let segments = snapshot.list_segments()?;
let names = segments.into_iter().map(|(name,_id)|name).collect::<Vec<String>>();
assert!(names.contains(&"seg".to_string()));

List all the existing indexes, at the pointing that the snapshot was created ignoring all the following committed transactions.

Example
let mut tx = persy.begin()?;
tx.create_index::<u8, u8>("idx", ValueMode::Replace)?;
tx.prepare()?.commit()?;
let snapshot = persy.snapshot()?;
let indexes = snapshot.list_indexes()?;
let names = indexes.into_iter().map(|(name,_id)|name).collect::<Vec<String>>();
assert!(names.contains(&"idx".to_string()));

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