Megatest

(define *keys*              (make-hash-table)) ;; cache the keys here
(define *keyvals*           (make-hash-table))
(define *toptest-paths*     (make-hash-table)) ;; cache toptest path settings here
(define *test-paths*        (make-hash-table)) ;; cache test-id to test run paths here
(define *test-ids*          (make-hash-table)) ;; cache run-id, testname, and item-path => test-id
(define *test-info*         (make-hash-table)) ;; cache the test info records, update the state, status, run_duration etc. from testdat.db

(define *run-info-cache*    (make-hash-table)) ;; run info is stable, no need to reget

;; Awful. Please FIXME
(define *env-vars-by-run-id* (make-hash-table))
(define *current-run-name*   #f)

(define (common:clear-caches)
  (set! *target*             (make-hash-table))
  (set! *keys*               (make-hash-table))
  (set! *keyvals*            (make-hash-table))
  (set! *toptest-paths*      (make-hash-table))
  (set! *test-paths*         (make-hash-table))
  (set! *test-ids*           (make-hash-table))
  (set! *test-info*          (make-hash-table))
  (set! *run-info-cache*     (make-hash-table))
  (set! *env-vars-by-run-id* (make-hash-table))
  (set! *test-id-cache*      (make-hash-table)))

;; Debugging stuff
(define *verbosity*         1)
(define *logging*           #f)

     db
     "SELECT COUNT(id) FROM runs WHERE runname LIKE ?;" runpatt)
    (debug:print-info 11 "db:get-num-runs END " runpatt)
    numruns))

;; use (get-value-by-header (db:get-header runinfo)(db:get-row runinfo))
(define (db:get-run-info db run-id)
  ;;(if (hash-table-ref/default *run-info-cache* run-id #f)
  ;;    (hash-table-ref *run-info-cache* run-id)
      (let* ((res      #f)
	     (keys      (db:get-keys db))
	     (remfields (list "id" "runname" "state" "status" "owner" "event_time"))
	     (header    (append (map key:get-fieldname keys)
				remfields))
	     (keystr    (conc (keys->keystr keys) ","
			      (string-intersperse remfields ","))))
	(debug:print-info 11 "db:get-run-info run-id: " run-id " header: " header " keystr: " keystr)
	(sqlite3:for-each-row
	 (lambda (a . x)
	   (set! res (apply vector a x)))
	 db
	 (conc "SELECT " keystr " FROM runs WHERE id=?;")
	 run-id)
	(debug:print-info 11 "db:get-run-info run-id: " run-id " header: " header " keystr: " keystr)
	(let ((finalres (vector header res)))
	  ;; (hash-table-set! *run-info-cache* run-id finalres)
	  finalres)))

(define (db:set-comment-for-run db run-id comment)
  (debug:print-info 11 "db:set-comment-for-run START run-id: " run-id " comment: " comment)
  (sqlite3:execute db "UPDATE runs SET comment=? WHERE id=?;" comment run-id)
  (debug:print-info 11 "db:set-comment-for-run END run-id: " run-id " comment: " comment))

;; does not (obviously!) removed dependent data. But why not!!?

	    (sqlite3:execute db "UPDATE tests SET state='DELETED',status='n/a' WHERE id=?;" test-id)))))

(define (db:delete-tests-for-run db run-id)
  (common:clear-caches)
  (sqlite3:execute db "DELETE FROM tests WHERE run_id=?;" run-id))

(define (db:delete-old-deleted-test-records db)

  (let ((targtime (- (current-seconds)(* 30 24 60 60)))) ;; one month in the past
    (sqlite3:execute db "DELETE FROM tests WHERE state='DELETED' AND event_time<?;" targtime)))

;; set tests with state currstate and status currstatus to newstate and newstatus
;; use currstate = #f and or currstatus = #f to apply to any state or status respectively
;; WARNING: SQL injection risk. NB// See new but not yet used "faster" version below
;;

		(loop (car tal)(cdr tal)(cons th1 (cons th2 thr)))
		(for-each
		 (lambda (th)
		   (if th (thread-join! th)))
		 thr)))))))

(define (cdb:delete-tests-in-state serverdat run-id state)

  (cdb:client-call serverdat 'delete-tests-in-state #t *default-numtries* run-id state))

(define (cdb:tests-update-cpuload-diskfree serverdat test-id cpuload diskfree)
  (cdb:client-call serverdat 'update-cpuload-diskfree #t *default-numtries* cpuload diskfree test-id))

(define (cdb:tests-update-run-duration serverdat test-id minutes)
  (cdb:client-call serverdat 'update-run-duration #t *default-numtries* minutes test-id))

;; Always use two digit decimal
;; 1.01, 1.02...1.10,1.11 ... 1.99,2.00..

(declare (unit megatest-version))

(define megatest-version 1.5428)