@ -358,9 +358,15 @@ type OpenOptions struct {
//
// type == null type != null
// +----------------------------------------
// db is non-existent | leveldb default | specified type
// db is non-existent | pebb le default | specified type
// db is existent | from db | specified type (if compatible)
func openKeyValueDatabase ( o OpenOptions ) ( ethdb . Database , error ) {
// Reject any unsupported database type
if len ( o . Type ) != 0 && o . Type != dbLeveldb && o . Type != dbPebble {
return nil , fmt . Errorf ( "unknown db.engine %v" , o . Type )
}
// Retrieve any pre-existing database's type and use that or the requested one
// as long as there's no conflict between the two types
existingDb := hasPreexistingDb ( o . Directory )
if len ( existingDb ) != 0 && len ( o . Type ) != 0 && o . Type != existingDb {
return nil , fmt . Errorf ( "db.engine choice was %v but found pre-existing %v database in specified data directory" , o . Type , existingDb )
@ -373,12 +379,19 @@ func openKeyValueDatabase(o OpenOptions) (ethdb.Database, error) {
return nil , errors . New ( "db.engine 'pebble' not supported on this platform" )
}
}
if len ( o . Type ) != 0 && o . Type != dbLeveldb {
return nil , fmt . Errorf ( "unknown db.engine %v" , o . Type )
}
if o . Type == dbLeveldb || existingDb == dbLeveldb {
log . Info ( "Using leveldb as the backing database" )
// Use leveldb, either as default (no explicit choice), or pre-existing, or chosen explicitly
return NewLevelDBDatabase ( o . Directory , o . Cache , o . Handles , o . Namespace , o . ReadOnly )
}
// No pre-existing database, no user-requested one either. Default to Pebble
// on supported platforms and LevelDB on anything else.
if PebbleEnabled {
log . Info ( "Defaulting to pebble as the backing database" )
return NewPebbleDBDatabase ( o . Directory , o . Cache , o . Handles , o . Namespace , o . ReadOnly )
} else {
log . Info ( "Defaulting to leveldb as the backing database" )
return NewLevelDBDatabase ( o . Directory , o . Cache , o . Handles , o . Namespace , o . ReadOnly )
}
}
// Open opens both a disk-based key-value database such as leveldb or pebble, but also