boolean lastInclusiveUpperSingleKey = false;
boolean anyInclusiveUpperRangeKey = false;
for (int i = slotStartIndex; i < slotEndIndex; i++) {
// Build up the key by appending the bound of each key range
// from the current position of each slot.
KeyRange range = slots.get(i).get(position[i]);
boolean isFixedWidth = schema.getField(schemaStartIndex++).getDataType().isFixedWidth();
/*
* If the current slot is unbound then stop if:
* 1) setting the upper bound. There's no value in
* continuing because nothing will be filtered.
* 2) setting the lower bound when the type is fixed length
* for the same reason. However, if the type is variable width
* continue building the key because null values will be filtered
* since our separator byte will be appended and incremented.
*/
if ( range.isUnbound(bound) &&
( bound == Bound.UPPER || isFixedWidth) ){
break;
}
byte[] bytes = range.getRange(bound);
System.arraycopy(bytes, 0, key, offset, bytes.length);
offset += bytes.length;
/*
* We must add a terminator to a variable length key even for the last PK column if
* the lower key is non inclusive or the upper key is inclusive. Otherwise, we'd be
* incrementing the key value itself, and thus bumping it up too much.
*/
boolean inclusiveUpper = range.isInclusive(bound) && bound == Bound.UPPER;
boolean exclusiveLower = !range.isInclusive(bound) && bound == Bound.LOWER;
if (!isFixedWidth && ( i < schema.getMaxFields()-1 || inclusiveUpper || exclusiveLower)) {
key[offset++] = QueryConstants.SEPARATOR_BYTE;
}
// If we are setting the upper bound of using inclusive single key, we remember
// to increment the key if we exit the loop after this iteration.
//
// We remember to increment the last slot if we are setting the upper bound with an
// inclusive range key.
//
// We cannot combine the two flags together in case for single-inclusive key followed
// by the range-exclusive key. In that case, we do not need to increment the end at the
// end. But if we combine the two flag, the single inclusive key in the middle of the
// key slots would cause the flag to become true.
lastInclusiveUpperSingleKey = range.isSingleKey() && inclusiveUpper;
anyInclusiveUpperRangeKey |= !range.isSingleKey() && inclusiveUpper;
// If we are setting the lower bound with an exclusive range key, we need to bump the
// slot up for each key part. For an upper bound, we bump up an inclusive key, but
// only after the last key part.
if (!range.isSingleKey() && exclusiveLower) {
if (!ByteUtil.nextKey(key, offset)) {
// Special case for not being able to increment.
// In this case we return a negative byteOffset to
// remove this part from the key being formed. Since the
// key has overflowed, this means that we should not