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Changeset 33216


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Timestamp:
Feb 8, 2012, 8:05:33 AM (14 years ago)
Author:
eugene
Message:

adjust SkyTable : add hostFlags, hostID, backupID fields

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  • branches/eam_branches/ipp-20111122/Ohana/src/libautocode/def/SkyRegion.d

    r33204 r33216  
    1515FIELD   child,     CHILD,          char,           does this entry have children?
    1616FIELD   table,     TABLE,          char,           does this entry have a table?
    17 FIELD   name,      NAME,           char[19],       name / filename
    18 FIELD   hostID,    HOST_ID,        unsigned short, host ID where data is stored
     17FIELD   name,      NAME,           char[18],       name / filename
     18FIELD   hostFlags, HOST_FLAGS,     char,           flags to define host / backup usage
     19FIELD   hostID,    HOST_ID,        unsigned char,  host ID where data is stored
     20FIELD   backupID,  BACKUP_ID,      unsigned char,  host ID where backup is stored
    1921
    20 # note : 2012.02.05 : stole 2 bytes from 'name' to use for host ID (no
    21 #        DBs were created with more than 17 bytes in the name).  The
    22 #        hostID points at an entry in the host table (text file).
    23 #        There is no safety on this, but it is recoverable (by
    24 #        examining the directories) if misplaced.
    25 #
     22# note : 2012.02.05 : stole 3 bytes from 'name' to use for host ID and
     23#        related (no DBs were created with more than 17 bytes in the
     24#        name).  The hostID points at an entry in the host table (text
     25#        file, with name given in SkyTable PHU header).  There is no
     26#        safety on this, but it is recoverable (by examining the
     27#        directories) if misplaced.
     28 
    2629#        Note that SkyTables from databases generated in the past may
    2730#        have garbage characters here.  To ensure catch this
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