Struct mariadb_sys::SEQUENCE

#[repr(C)]
pub struct SEQUENCE {
    pub _base: sequence_definition,
    pub all_values_used: bool,
    pub initialized: Type,
    pub mutex: mysql_rwlock_t,
}

SEQUENCE is in charge of managing the sequence values. It’s also responsible to generate new values and updating the sequence table (engine=SQL_SEQUENCE) trough it’s specialized handler interface.

If increment is 0 then the sequence will be be using auto_increment_increment and auto_increment_offset variables, just like AUTO_INCREMENT is using.

Fields

_base: sequence_definition

all_values_used: bool

initialized: Type

mutex: mysql_rwlock_t

Implementations

impl SEQUENCE

pub unsafe fn read_initial_values(&mut self, table: *mut TABLE) -> c_int

pub unsafe fn read_stored_values(&mut self, table: *mut TABLE) -> c_int

pub unsafe fn write_lock(&mut self, table: *mut TABLE)

pub unsafe fn write_unlock(&mut self, table: *mut TABLE)

pub unsafe fn read_lock(&mut self, table: *mut TABLE)

pub unsafe fn read_unlock(&mut self, table: *mut TABLE)

pub unsafe fn next_value( &mut self, table: *mut TABLE, second_round: bool, error: *mut c_int ) -> longlong

pub unsafe fn set_value( &mut self, table: *mut TABLE, next_value: longlong, round_arg: ulonglong, is_used: bool ) -> c_int

pub unsafe fn new() -> Self

pub unsafe fn destruct(&mut self)