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#include "my_inttypes.h"

class THD;
struct TABLE;

/* This is used only during upgrade. We don't use ids
from DICT_HDR during upgrade because unlike bootstrap case,
the ids are moved after user table creation.  Since we
want to create dictionary tables with fixed ids, we use
in-memory counter for upgrade */
extern uint32_t dd_upgrade_indexes_num;

namespace dd {
class Table;
class Tablespace;
}  // namespace dd

/** Migrate table from InnoDB Dictionary (INNODB SYS_*) tables to new Data
Dictionary. Since FTS tables contain table_id in their physical file name
and during upgrade we reserve DICT_MAX_DD_TABLES for dictionary tables.
So we rename FTS tablespace files
@param[in]	thd		Server thread object
@param[in]	db_name		database name
@param[in]	table_name	table name
@param[in,out]	dd_table	new dictionary table object to be filled
@param[in]	srv_table	server table object
@return false on success, true on failure. */
bool dd_upgrade_table(THD *thd, const char *db_name, const char *table_name,
                      dd::Table *dd_table, TABLE *srv_table);

/** Migrate tablespace entries from InnoDB SYS_TABLESPACES to new data
dictionary. FTS Tablespaces are not registered as they are handled differently.
FTS tablespaces have table_id in their name and we increment table_id of each
table by DICT_MAX_DD_TABLES
@param[in,out]	thd		THD
@return MySQL error code*/
int dd_upgrade_tablespace(THD *thd);

/** Add server and space version number to tablespace while upgrading.
@param[in]	space_id		space id of tablespace
@param[in]	server_version_only	leave space version unchanged
@return false on success, true on failure. */
bool upgrade_space_version(const uint32 space_id, bool server_version_only);

/** Add server version number to tablespace while upgrading.
@param[in]	tablespace		dd::Tablespace
@return false on success, true on failure. */
bool upgrade_space_version(dd::Tablespace *tablespace);

/** Upgrade innodb undo logs after upgrade. Also increment the table_id
offset by DICT_MAX_DD_TABLES. This offset increment is because the
first 256 table_ids are reserved for dictionary
@param[in,out]	thd		THD
@return MySQL error code*/
int dd_upgrade_logs(THD *thd);

/** If upgrade is successful, this API is used to flush innodb
dirty pages to disk. In case of server crash, this function
sets storage engine for rollback any changes.
@param[in,out]	thd		THD
@param[in]	failed_upgrade	true when upgrade failed
@return MySQL error code*/
int dd_upgrade_finish(THD *thd, bool failed_upgrade);