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There are (currently) the following types of request: | There are (currently) the following types of request: | ||
* Requests to a database engine: | * Requests to a database engine: | ||
** {{fmt/clade| | ** {{fmt/clade|Sys\Data\reqs\Engine|AdminRq}} is for administration operations: backup, restore, user management, etc. | ||
** {{fmt/clade| | ** {{fmt/clade|Sys\Data\reqs\Engine|CommRq}} is for data (should probably be renamed) | ||
* Input requests: | * Input requests: | ||
** {{fmt/clade| | ** {{fmt/clade|Sys\Events|InputReq}} [https://gitlab.com/woozalia/ferreteria/-/blob/v0.6-dev/src/Sys/Events/InputRq.md doc][https://gitlab.com/woozalia/ferreteria/-/blob/v0.6-dev/src/Sys/Events/InputRq.php code] | ||
*** {{fmt/clade| | *** {{fmt/clade|Sys\Events\InputReq|Settable}} [https://gitlab.com/woozalia/ferreteria/-/blob/v0.6-dev/src/Sys/Events/InputRq/Settable.md doc][https://gitlab.com/woozalia/ferreteria/-/blob/v0.6-dev/src/Sys/Events/InputRq/Settable.php code] | ||
The purpose of engine requests is to allow consolidation of all the pieces needed to perform operations ''without'' knowing what engine or connection they will be used on. | The purpose of engine requests is to allow consolidation of all the pieces needed to perform operations ''without'' knowing what engine or connection they will be used on. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:58, 11 March 2025
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Request subsystems
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There are (currently) the following types of request:
- Requests to a database engine:
- Input requests:
The purpose of engine requests is to allow consolidation of all the pieces needed to perform operations without knowing what engine or connection they will be used on.
Sequence of Events
- At execution time, something calls
InputReq->Go() - ...which then calls the Engine object or a helper to do the operation, e.g.
Schema->DoImport()- ...which is where the thing is actually done, e.g. SQL code is sent to the DB Engine through the Connection.
...but this also happens somewhere:
DbConn->DoAdminRequest()callsAdminRq->AskEngine()with itself as the argument.AdminRq->AskEngine()does any necessary calculations, then calls the appropriate Engine object or sub-object to do the operation (e.g.Schema->DoExport).