Examples of JournalCompleteRecordTX

org.hornetq.core.journal.impl.dataformat.JournalCompleteRecordTX

A transaction record (Commit or Prepare), will hold the number of elements the transaction has in the current file.

While loading the {@link JournalFile}, the number of operations found is matched against this number. If for any reason there are missing operations, the transaction will be ignored.

We can't just use a global counter as reclaiming could delete files after the transaction was successfully committed. That also means not having a whole file on journal-reload doesn't mean we have to invalidate the transaction

The commit operation itself is not included in this total. @author Clebert Suconic

         if (tx == null)
         {
            throw new IllegalStateException("Cannot find tx with id " + txID);
         }


         JournalInternalRecord commitRecord = new JournalCompleteRecordTX(true, txID, null);


         if (callback != null)
         {
            callback.storeLineUp();
         }

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Examples of JournalCompleteRecordTX

Examples of org.hornetq.core.journal.impl.dataformat.JournalCompleteRecordTX