Interface TransactionRetryListener (6.74.1)

public interface TransactionRetryListener

Cloud Spanner can abort any read/write transaction because of potential deadlocks or other internal reasons. When a transaction is aborted, the entire transaction should be retried. A Connection can automatically retry a transaction internally and check whether the results that are returned during a retry attempt are equal to the results during the original transaction. This is done by keeping track of a SHA-256 checksum of all the results that are returned by Spanner during both transactions.

This listener class for internal transaction retries allow client applications to do additional testing or logging of transaction retries. Transaction retry listeners of a Connection can be added using Connection#addTransactionRetryListener(TransactionRetryListener).

Methods

retryFinished(Timestamp transactionStarted, long transactionId, int retryAttempt, TransactionRetryListener.RetryResult result)

public abstract void retryFinished(Timestamp transactionStarted, long transactionId, int retryAttempt, TransactionRetryListener.RetryResult result)

This method is called when a retry has finished.

Parameters
Name Description
transactionStarted com.google.cloud.Timestamp

The start date/time of the transaction that is retrying.

transactionId long

An internally assigned ID of the transaction (unique during the lifetime of the JVM) that can be used to identify the transaction for logging purposes.

retryAttempt int

The number of retry attempts the current transaction has executed, including the current retry attempt.

result TransactionRetryListener.RetryResult

The result of the retry indicating whether the retry was successful or not.

retryStarting(Timestamp transactionStarted, long transactionId, int retryAttempt)

public abstract void retryStarting(Timestamp transactionStarted, long transactionId, int retryAttempt)

This method is called when a retry is about to start.

Parameters
Name Description
transactionStarted com.google.cloud.Timestamp

The start date/time of the transaction that is retrying.

transactionId long

An internally assigned ID of the transaction (unique during the lifetime of the JVM) that can be used to identify the transaction for logging purposes.

retryAttempt int

The number of retry attempts the current transaction has executed, including the current retry attempt.