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ACL: improve top comments of the command table.

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antirez 2019-01-23 11:21:02 +01:00
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@ -76,21 +76,33 @@ volatile unsigned long lru_clock; /* Server global current LRU time. */
*
* Every entry is composed of the following fields:
*
* name: a string representing the command name.
* function: pointer to the C function implementing the command.
* arity: number of arguments, it is possible to use -N to say >= N
* sflags: command flags as string. See below for a table of flags.
* flags: flags as bitmask. Computed by Redis using the 'sflags' field.
* get_keys_proc: an optional function to get key arguments from a command.
* name: A string representing the command name.
*
* function: Pointer to the C function implementing the command.
*
* arity: Number of arguments, it is possible to use -N to say >= N
*
* sflags: Command flags as string. See below for a table of flags.
*
* flags: Flags as bitmask. Computed by Redis using the 'sflags' field.
*
* get_keys_proc: An optional function to get key arguments from a command.
* This is only used when the following three fields are not
* enough to specify what arguments are keys.
* first_key_index: first argument that is a key
* last_key_index: last argument that is a key
* key_step: step to get all the keys from first to last argument. For instance
* in MSET the step is two since arguments are key,val,key,val,...
* microseconds: microseconds of total execution time for this command.
* calls: total number of calls of this command.
* id: command bit identifier for ACLs.
*
* first_key_index: First argument that is a key
*
* last_key_index: Last argument that is a key
*
* key_step: Step to get all the keys from first to last argument.
* For instance in MSET the step is two since arguments
* are key,val,key,val,...
*
* microseconds: Microseconds of total execution time for this command.
*
* calls: Total number of calls of this command.
*
* id: Command bit identifier for ACLs or other goals.
*
* The flags, microseconds and calls fields are computed by Redis and should
* always be set to zero.
@ -100,35 +112,49 @@ volatile unsigned long lru_clock; /* Server global current LRU time. */
*
* This is the meaning of the flags:
*
* write: write command (may modify the key space).
* read-only: all the non special commands just reading from keys without
* changing the content, or returning other informations like
* the TIME command. Special commands such administrative commands
* or transaction related commands (multi, exec, discard, ...)
* are not flagged as read-only commands.
* use-memory: may increase memory usage once called. Don't allow if out
* of memory.
* admin: admin command, like SAVE or SHUTDOWN.
* pub-sub: Pub/Sub related command.
* no-script: command not allowed in scripts.
* random: random command. Command is not deterministic, that is, the same
* command with the same arguments, with the same key space, may have
* different results. For instance SPOP and RANDOMKEY are two random
* commands.
* to-sort: Sort command output array if called from script, so that the
* output is deterministic.
* ok-loading: Allow command while loading the database.
* ok-stale: Allow command while a slave has stale data but is not allowed
* to serve this data. Normally no command is accepted in this condition
* but just a few.
* no-monitor: Do not automatically propagate the command on MONITOR.
* cluster-asking k: Perform an implicit ASKING for this command, so the
* command will be accepted in cluster mode if the slot is marked
* as 'importing'.
* fast: Fast command: O(1) or O(log(N)) command that should never delay
* its execution as long as the kernel scheduler is giving us time.
* Note that commands that may trigger a DEL as a side effect (like SET)
* are not fast commands.
* write: Write command (may modify the key space).
*
* read-only: All the non special commands just reading from keys without
* changing the content, or returning other informations like
* the TIME command. Special commands such administrative commands
* or transaction related commands (multi, exec, discard, ...)
* are not flagged as read-only commands, since they affect the
* server or the connection in other ways.
*
* use-memory: May increase memory usage once called. Don't allow if out
* of memory.
*
* admin: Administrative command, like SAVE or SHUTDOWN.
*
* pub-sub: Pub/Sub related command.
*
* no-script: Command not allowed in scripts.
*
* random: Random command. Command is not deterministic, that is, the same
* command with the same arguments, with the same key space, may
* have different results. For instance SPOP and RANDOMKEY are
* two random commands.
*
* to-sort: Sort command output array if called from script, so that the
* output is deterministic. When this flag is used (not always
* possible), then the "random" flag is not needed.
*
* ok-loading: Allow the command while loading the database.
*
* ok-stale: Allow the command while a slave has stale data but is not
* allowed to serve this data. Normally no command is accepted
* in this condition but just a few.
*
* no-monitor: Do not automatically propagate the command on MONITOR.
*
* cluster-asking: Perform an implicit ASKING for this command, so the
* command will be accepted in cluster mode if the slot is marked
* as 'importing'.
*
* fast: Fast command: O(1) or O(log(N)) command that should never
* delay its execution as long as the kernel scheduler is giving
* us time. Note that commands that may trigger a DEL as a side
* effect (like SET) are not fast commands.
*/
struct redisCommand redisCommandTable[] = {