timescaledb/sql/ddl_api.sql
Mats Kindahl 77776faf20 Fix port usage for add_data_node()
For a statement which only specify the database, we expect the data
node to be created on the same Postgres instance as the one where the
statement is executed.

    SELECT * FROM add_data_node('data1', database => 'base1');

However, if the port for the server is changed in the configuration
file to not use the default port, the command will try to connect to
the wrong Postgres server, namly the one listening on port 5432.

This commit fixes this by letting `host` and `port` parameters be NULL
by default and use the following logic to decide what port should be
used.

- If a port is explicitly provided, use that.

- If a port is not provided but a host is provided, it is assumed that
  the intention is to connect to a default-installed Postgres server on
  a different address, so use the default Postgres port (5432).

- If neither port nor host is provided, it assumed that the intention
  is to connect to the same server as where the command is executed, so
  use the port that was written in the configuration file.

The default host to use is still 'localhost', but it is not written
explicitly in the function definition in `ddl_api.sql`.

The commit also fixes one warning where an uninitialized variable could
be used.
2020-05-27 17:31:09 +02:00

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-- This file and its contents are licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
-- Please see the included NOTICE for copyright information and
-- LICENSE-APACHE for a copy of the license.
-- This file defines DDL functions for adding and manipulating hypertables.
-- Converts a regular postgres table to a hypertable.
--
-- main_table - The OID of the table to be converted
-- time_column_name - Name of the column that contains time for a given record
-- partitioning_column - Name of the column to partition data by
-- number_partitions - (Optional) Number of partitions for data
-- associated_schema_name - (Optional) Schema for internal hypertable tables
-- associated_table_prefix - (Optional) Prefix for internal hypertable table names
-- chunk_time_interval - (Optional) Initial time interval for a chunk
-- create_default_indexes - (Optional) Whether or not to create the default indexes
-- if_not_exists - (Optional) Do not fail if table is already a hypertable
-- partitioning_func - (Optional) The partitioning function to use for spatial partitioning
-- migrate_data - (Optional) Set to true to migrate any existing data in the table to chunks
-- chunk_target_size - (Optional) The target size for chunks (e.g., '1000MB', 'estimate', or 'off')
-- chunk_sizing_func - (Optional) A function to calculate the chunk time interval for new chunks
-- time_partitioning_func - (Optional) The partitioning function to use for "time" partitioning
-- replication_factor - (Optional) A value of 1 or greater makes this hypertable distributed
-- data_nodes - (Optional) The specific data nodes to distribute this hypertable across
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION create_hypertable(
main_table REGCLASS,
time_column_name NAME,
partitioning_column NAME = NULL,
number_partitions INTEGER = NULL,
associated_schema_name NAME = NULL,
associated_table_prefix NAME = NULL,
chunk_time_interval ANYELEMENT = NULL::bigint,
create_default_indexes BOOLEAN = TRUE,
if_not_exists BOOLEAN = FALSE,
partitioning_func REGPROC = NULL,
migrate_data BOOLEAN = FALSE,
chunk_target_size TEXT = NULL,
chunk_sizing_func REGPROC = '_timescaledb_internal.calculate_chunk_interval'::regproc,
time_partitioning_func REGPROC = NULL,
replication_factor INTEGER = NULL,
data_nodes NAME[] = NULL
) RETURNS TABLE(hypertable_id INT, schema_name NAME, table_name NAME, created BOOL) AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_hypertable_create' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
-- Same functionality as create_hypertable, only must have a replication factor > 0 (defaults to 1)
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION create_distributed_hypertable(
main_table REGCLASS,
time_column_name NAME,
partitioning_column NAME = NULL,
number_partitions INTEGER = NULL,
associated_schema_name NAME = NULL,
associated_table_prefix NAME = NULL,
chunk_time_interval ANYELEMENT = NULL::bigint,
create_default_indexes BOOLEAN = TRUE,
if_not_exists BOOLEAN = FALSE,
partitioning_func REGPROC = NULL,
migrate_data BOOLEAN = FALSE,
chunk_target_size TEXT = NULL,
chunk_sizing_func REGPROC = '_timescaledb_internal.calculate_chunk_interval'::regproc,
time_partitioning_func REGPROC = NULL,
replication_factor INTEGER = 1,
data_nodes NAME[] = NULL
) RETURNS TABLE(hypertable_id INT, schema_name NAME, table_name NAME, created BOOL) AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_hypertable_distributed_create' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
-- Set adaptive chunking. To disable, set chunk_target_size => 'off'.
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION set_adaptive_chunking(
hypertable REGCLASS,
chunk_target_size TEXT,
INOUT chunk_sizing_func REGPROC = '_timescaledb_internal.calculate_chunk_interval'::regproc,
OUT chunk_target_size BIGINT
) RETURNS RECORD AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_chunk_adaptive_set' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
-- Update chunk_time_interval for a hypertable.
--
-- main_table - The OID of the table corresponding to a hypertable whose time
-- interval should be updated
-- chunk_time_interval - The new time interval. For hypertables with integral
-- time columns, this must be an integral type. For hypertables with a
-- TIMESTAMP/TIMESTAMPTZ/DATE type, it can be integral which is treated as
-- microseconds, or an INTERVAL type.
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION set_chunk_time_interval(
main_table REGCLASS,
chunk_time_interval ANYELEMENT,
dimension_name NAME = NULL
) RETURNS VOID AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_dimension_set_interval' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION set_number_partitions(
main_table REGCLASS,
number_partitions INTEGER,
dimension_name NAME = NULL
) RETURNS VOID AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_dimension_set_num_slices' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
-- Drop chunks older than the given timestamp. If a hypertable name is given,
-- drop only chunks associated with this table. Any of the first three arguments
-- can be NULL meaning "all values".
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION drop_chunks(
older_than "any" = NULL,
table_name NAME = NULL,
schema_name NAME = NULL,
cascade BOOLEAN = FALSE,
newer_than "any" = NULL,
verbose BOOLEAN = FALSE,
cascade_to_materializations BOOLEAN = NULL
) RETURNS SETOF TEXT AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_chunk_drop_chunks'
LANGUAGE C VOLATILE PARALLEL UNSAFE;
-- show chunks older than or newer than a specific time.
-- `hypertable` argument can be a valid hypertable or NULL.
-- In the latter case the function will try to list all
-- the chunks from all of the hypertables in the database.
-- older_than or newer_than or both can be NULL.
-- if `hypertable` argument is null but a time constraint is specified
-- through older_than or newer_than, the call will succeed
-- if and only if all the hypertables in the database
-- have the same type as the given time constraint argument
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION show_chunks(
hypertable REGCLASS = NULL,
older_than "any" = NULL,
newer_than "any" = NULL
) RETURNS SETOF REGCLASS AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_chunk_show_chunks'
LANGUAGE C STABLE PARALLEL SAFE;
-- Add a dimension (of partitioning) to a hypertable
--
-- main_table - OID of the table to add a dimension to
-- column_name - NAME of the column to use in partitioning for this dimension
-- number_partitions - Number of partitions, for non-time dimensions
-- interval_length - Size of intervals for time dimensions (can be integral or INTERVAL)
-- partitioning_func - Function used to partition the column
-- if_not_exists - If set, and the dimension already exists, generate a notice instead of an error
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION add_dimension(
main_table REGCLASS,
column_name NAME,
number_partitions INTEGER = NULL,
chunk_time_interval ANYELEMENT = NULL::BIGINT,
partitioning_func REGPROC = NULL,
if_not_exists BOOLEAN = FALSE
) RETURNS TABLE(dimension_id INT, schema_name NAME, table_name NAME, column_name NAME, created BOOL)
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_dimension_add' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION attach_tablespace(
tablespace NAME,
hypertable REGCLASS,
if_not_attached BOOLEAN = false
) RETURNS VOID
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_tablespace_attach' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION detach_tablespace(
tablespace NAME,
hypertable REGCLASS = NULL,
if_attached BOOLEAN = false
) RETURNS INTEGER
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_tablespace_detach' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION detach_tablespaces(hypertable REGCLASS) RETURNS INTEGER
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_tablespace_detach_all_from_hypertable' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION show_tablespaces(hypertable REGCLASS) RETURNS SETOF NAME
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_tablespace_show' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE STRICT;
-- Add a data node to a TimescaleDB distributed database.
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION add_data_node(
node_name NAME,
host TEXT = NULL,
database NAME = current_database(),
port INTEGER = NULL,
if_not_exists BOOLEAN = FALSE,
bootstrap_database NAME = 'postgres',
bootstrap_user NAME = NULL
) RETURNS TABLE(node_name NAME, host TEXT, port INTEGER, database NAME,
node_created BOOL, database_created BOOL, extension_created BOOL)
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_data_node_add' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
-- Delete a data node from a distributed database
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION delete_data_node(
node_name NAME,
if_exists BOOLEAN = FALSE,
cascade BOOLEAN = FALSE,
force BOOLEAN = FALSE
) RETURNS BOOLEAN AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_data_node_delete' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
-- Attach a data node to a distributed hypertable
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION attach_data_node(
node_name NAME,
hypertable REGCLASS,
if_not_attached BOOLEAN = FALSE,
repartition BOOLEAN = TRUE
) RETURNS TABLE(hypertable_id INTEGER, node_hypertable_id INTEGER, node_name NAME)
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_data_node_attach' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
-- Detach a data node from a distributed hypertable. NULL hypertable means it will detach from all distributed hypertables
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION detach_data_node(node_name NAME, hypertable REGCLASS = NULL, force BOOLEAN = FALSE) RETURNS INTEGER
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_data_node_detach' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
-- Block new chunk creation on a data node for a distributed hypertable. NULL hypertable means it will block
-- chunks for all distributed hypertables
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION block_new_chunks(data_node_name NAME, hypertable REGCLASS = NULL, force BOOLEAN = FALSE) RETURNS INTEGER
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_data_node_block_new_chunks' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
-- Reallow chunk creations on a blocked data node for a distributed hypertable. NULL hypertable means it will
-- allow chunks for all distributed hypertables
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION allow_new_chunks(data_node_name NAME, hypertable REGCLASS = NULL) RETURNS INTEGER
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_data_node_allow_new_chunks' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;
-- Execute query on a specified list of data nodes. By default node_list is NULL, which means
-- to execute the query on every data node
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION distributed_exec(query TEXT, node_list name[] = NULL) RETURNS VOID
AS '@MODULE_PATHNAME@', 'ts_distributed_exec' LANGUAGE C VOLATILE;