-- $NetBSD: newfs.sql,v 1.4 2012/04/11 14:28:46 yamt Exp $

-- Copyright (c)2010,2011 YAMAMOTO Takashi,
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-- create a new pgfs filesystem.
-- usage: psql -f newfs.sql [dbname]

-- remove pgfs schema if already exists.
-- XXX this leaves large objects
BEGIN;
DROP SCHEMA pgfs CASCADE;
COMMIT;

BEGIN;
-- we put everything in the pgfs schema.  (except large objects)
CREATE SCHEMA pgfs;

-- define various types
CREATE DOMAIN fileid AS int8 NOT NULL CHECK(VALUE > 0);
CREATE DOMAIN uid AS int8 NOT NULL CHECK(VALUE >= 0);
CREATE DOMAIN gid AS int8 NOT NULL CHECK(VALUE >= 0);
CREATE DOMAIN mode AS int8 NOT NULL CHECK(VALUE >= 0 AND VALUE <= 7*8*8+7*8+7);
CREATE DOMAIN nlink AS int8 NOT NULL CHECK(VALUE >= 0);
CREATE SEQUENCE fileid_seq START WITH 1; -- 1 will be used for root directory
CREATE SEQUENCE dircookie_seq START WITH 3; -- see PGFS_DIRCOOKIE_*
CREATE TYPE filetype AS ENUM (
	'regular',
	'directory',
	'link');

-- a row in the file table describes a file.
-- having nlink here is somehow redundant as it could be calculated from
-- filetype and the dirent table.  however, users expect that getattr is
-- executed in a nearly constant time.
CREATE TABLE file (
	fileid fileid PRIMARY KEY,
	type filetype NOT NULL,
	mode mode,
	uid uid,
	gid gid,
	nlink nlink,
	rev int8 NOT NULL,
	atime timestamptz NOT NULL,
	ctime timestamptz NOT NULL,
	mtime timestamptz NOT NULL,
	btime timestamptz NOT NULL);

-- datafork table maintains the association between our files and its backing
-- large objects.
CREATE TABLE datafork (
	fileid fileid PRIMARY KEY, -- REFERENCES file
	loid Oid NOT NULL UNIQUE);
-- we want the following but lo lives in system catalogs.
--	loid REFERENCES pg_largeobject_metadata(oid);

-- a row in the dirent table describes a directory entry.
-- the ".." and "." entries are handled differently and never appear here.
CREATE TABLE dirent (
	parent_fileid fileid NOT NULL, -- REFERENCES file,
	name text NOT NULL,
	cookie int8 NOT NULL UNIQUE DEFAULT nextval('dircookie_seq'),
	child_fileid fileid NOT NULL, -- REFERENCES file,
	CONSTRAINT dirent_pkey PRIMARY KEY(parent_fileid, name),
	CONSTRAINT dirent_notdot CHECK(name <> '.'),
	CONSTRAINT dirent_notdotdot CHECK(name <> '..'),
	CONSTRAINT dirent_noself CHECK(parent_fileid <> child_fileid));
CREATE INDEX dirent_child ON dirent (child_fileid);

-- create the root directory.
INSERT INTO file (fileid, type, mode, uid, gid, nlink, rev,
		atime, ctime, mtime, btime)
	VALUES (nextval('fileid_seq'), 'directory', 7*8*8 + 5*8 + 5, 0, 0, 1, 0,
		current_timestamp,
		current_timestamp,
		current_timestamp,
		current_timestamp);

-- create a dummy sequence.  see pgfs_node_fsync().
CREATE SEQUENCE dummyseq;

RESET search_path;
COMMIT;
