%% Copyright (c) 2009-2012
%% Bill Warnecke <bill@rupture.com>
%% Jacob Vorreuter <jacob.vorreuter@gmail.com>
%% Henning Diedrich <hd2010@eonblast.com>
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%% @doc The main Emysql module.
%%
%% Emysql is implemented as an Erlang
%% <b>application</b>. The term has a special meaning in Erlang, see
%% [http://www.erlang.org/doc/design_principles/applications.html]
%%
%% This module exports functions to:
%% <li><b>start</b> and <b>stop</b> the driver (the 'application'),</li>
%% <li><b>execute</b> queries or prepared statements,</li>
%% <li><b>prepare</b> such statements,</li>
%% <li>change the <b>connection pool</b> size.</li>
%%
%% === Sample ===
%% ```
%%  -module(sample).
%%  -export([run/0]).
%%
%%  run() ->
%%
%%      crypto:start(),
%%      emysql:start(),
%%
%%      emysql:add_pool(hello_pool, 1,
%%          "hello_username", "hello_password", "localhost", 3306,
%%          "hello_database", utf8),
%%
%%      emysql:execute(hello_pool,
%%          <<"INSERT INTO hello_table SET hello_text = 'Hello World!'">>),
%%
%%      emysql:prepare(my_stmt, <<"SELECT * from mytable WHERE id = ?">>),
%%
%%      Result = emysql:execute(mypoolname, my_stmt, [1]).
%%
%% '''
%%
%% === Implementation ===
%%
%% Under <b>Implementation</b>, you can find details about the
%% inner workings of Emysql. If you are new to Emysql, you may safely ignore
%% them.
%%
%% start(), stop(), modules() and default_timeout() are one-line 'fascades':
%% ```
%%  start() -> application:start(emysql).
%%  stop() -> application:stop(emysql).
%%  modules() -> emysql_app:modules().
%%  default_timeout() -> emysql_app:default_timeout().
%% '''
%%
%% execute() and prepare() are the bulk of the source
%% of this module. A lot gets repeated for default values in lesser arities.
%% The quintessential execute however is this, in execute/2:
%% ```
%%  execute(PoolId, Query, Args, Timeout)
%%      when (is_list(Query) orelse is_binary(Query)) andalso is_list(Args) andalso is_integer(Timeout) ->
%%
%%          Connection =
%%              emysql_conn_mgr:wait_for_connection(PoolId),
%%              monitor_work(Connection, Timeout, {emysql_conn, execute, [Connection, Query, Args]});
%% '''
%% As all executions, it uses the monitor_work/3 function to create a process to
%% asynchronously handle the execution.
%%
%% The pool-related functions execute brief operations using the primitive
%% functions exported by `emysql_conn_mgr' and `emysql_conn_mgr'.
%% @end doc: hd feb 11

-module(emysql).


%% Life cycle API
%% These are used to handle the life-cycle of the code base
-export([   start/0, stop/0,
            add_pool/2,
            add_pool/9,
            add_pool/8, remove_pool/1, increment_pool_size/2, decrement_pool_size/2
]).
        
%% Interaction API
%% Used to interact with the database.    
-export([
            prepare/2,
            execute/2, execute/3, execute/4, execute/5,
            default_timeout/0,
            modules/0
]).

%% Result Conversion API
-export([
         as_dict/1,
         as_json/1,
         as_proplist/1,
         as_record/3,
         as_record/4
]).

%% Result Data API - Handle results from Mysql
-export([
	affected_rows/1,
	result_type/1,
         field_names/1,
         insert_id/1
]).

-type state() :: any().

% for record and constant defines
-include("emysql.hrl").

%% @spec start() -> ok
%% @doc Start the Emysql application.
%%
%% Simply calls `application:start(emysql).'
%%
%% === From the Erlang Manual ===
%% If the application is not already loaded, the application controller will
%% first load it using application:load/1. It will check the value of the
%% applications key, to ensure that all applications that should be started
%% before this application are running. The application controller then
%% creates an application master for the application. The application master
%% is the group leader of all the processes in the application. The
%% application master starts the application by calling the application
%% callback function start/2 in the module, and with the start argument,
%% defined by the mod key in the .app file.
%%
%% application:start(Application) is the same as calling
%% application:start(Application, temporary). If a temporary application
%% terminates, this is reported but no other applications are terminated.
%%
%% See [http://www.erlang.org/doc/design_principles/applications.html]
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
%%
start() ->
    application:start(emysql).

%% @spec stop() -> ok
%% @doc Stop the Emysql application.
%%
%% Simply calls `application:stop(emysql).'
%%
%% === From the Erlang Manual ===
%% It is always possible to stop an application explicitly by calling
%% application:stop/1. Regardless of the mode, no other applications will be
%% affected.
%%
%% See [http://www.erlang.org/doc/design_principles/applications.html]
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
%%
stop() ->
    application:stop(emysql).

%% @spec modules() -> list()
%%
%% @doc Returns the list of Emysql modules.
%%
%% === Sample ===
%% ```
%%  $ erl
%%  1> crypto:start().
%%  2> application:start(emysql).
%%  3> emysql:modules().
%%  [emysql,emysql_auth,emysql_conn,emysql_conn_mgr,
%%   emysql_statements,emysql_tcp,emysql_tracer,emysql_util,
%%   emysql_worker]
%% '''
%% === Implementation ===
%%
%% Simply a call to `emysql_app:modules()'.
%% @private
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
%%
modules() ->
    emysql_app:modules().

%% @spec default_timeout() -> Timeout
%%      Timeout = integer()
%%
%% @doc Returns the default timeout in milliseconds. As set in emysql.app.src,
%% or if not set, the value ?TIMEOUT as defined in include/emysql.hrl (8000ms).
%%
%% === Implementation ===
%%
%% src/emysql.app.src is a template for the emysql app file from which
%% ebin/emysql.app is created during building, by a sed command in 'Makefile'.
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
%%
default_timeout() ->
    emysql_app:default_timeout().

%% @spec add_pool(PoolId, Options) -> Result
%%		PoolId = atom()
%%		Options = [option()]
%%		option() = {size, integer()}
%%		         | {user, string()}
%%		         | {password, string()}
%%		         | {host, string()}
%%		         | {port, integer()}
%%		         | {database, string() | undefined}
%%		         | {encoding, atom()}
%%		         | {start_cmds, [binary()]}
%%		         | {connect_timeout, integer()}
%%		Result = {reply, {error, pool_already_exists}, state()} | {reply, ok, state() }
%%
%% @doc Synchronous call to the connection manager to add a pool.
%%
%% Options:
%%
%% size - pool size (defaults to 1)
%% user - user to connect with (defaults to "")
%% password - user password (defaults to "")
%% host - host to connect to (defaults to "127.0.0.1")
%% port - the port to connect to (defaults to 3306)
%% database - the database to connect to (defaults to undefined)
%% encoding - the connection encoding (defaults to utf8)
%% start_cmds - a list of commands to execute on connect
%% connect_timeout - millisecond timeout for connect or infinity (default)
%%
%% === Implementation ===
%%
%% Refer to add_pool/8 for implementation details.

add_pool(PoolId, Options) ->
    Size = proplists:get_value(size, Options, 1),
    User = proplists:get_value(user, Options, ""),
    Password = proplists:get_value(password, Options, ""),
    Host = proplists:get_value(host, Options, "127.0.0.1"),
    Port = proplists:get_value(port, Options, 3306),
    Database = proplists:get_value(database, Options, undefined),
    Encoding = proplists:get_value(encoding, Options, utf8),
    StartCmds = proplists:get_value(start_cmds, Options, []),
    ConnectTimeout = proplists:get_value(connect_timeout, Options, infinity),
    add_pool(PoolId, Size, User, Password, Host, Port, Database, Encoding, StartCmds, ConnectTimeout).

%% @spec add_pool(PoolId, Size, User, Password, Host, Port, Database, Encoding) -> Result
%%
%% @doc Adds a pool using the default start commands (empty list).
%%
%% @equiv add_pool(PoolId, Size, User, Password, Host, Port, Database, Encoding, [])
%% @end

add_pool(PoolId, Size, User, Password, Host, Port, Database, Encoding) ->
    add_pool(PoolId, Size, User, Password, Host, Port, Database, Encoding, []).

%% @doc Synchronous call to the connection manager to add a pool.
%%
%% === Implementation ===
%%
%% Creates a pool record, opens n=Size connections and calls
%% emysql_conn_mgr:add_pool() to make the pool known to the pool management.
%% emysql_conn_mgr:add_pool() is translated into a blocking gen-server call.
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
-spec add_pool(PoolId, Size, User, Password, Host, Port, Database, Encoding, StartCmds) -> Result
    when
      PoolId :: atom(),
      Size :: integer(),
      User :: string(),
      Password :: string(),
      Host :: string(),
      Port :: integer(),
      Database :: string(),
      Encoding :: utf8 | latin1,
      StartCmds :: list(binary()),
      Result :: {reply, {error, pool_already_exists}, state()} | {reply, ok, state() }.
add_pool(PoolId, Size, User, Password, Host, Port, Database, Encoding, StartCmds) ->
    add_pool(PoolId, Size, User, Password, Host, Port, Database, Encoding, StartCmds, infinity).

add_pool(PoolId, Size, User, Passwd, Host, Port, DB, Encoding, StartCmds, ConnectTimeout)
  when is_atom(PoolId),
       is_integer(Size),
       is_list(User),
       is_list(Passwd),
       is_list(Host),
       is_integer(Port),
       is_list(DB) orelse DB == undefined,
       is_atom(Encoding),
       is_list(StartCmds),
       is_integer(ConnectTimeout) orelse ConnectTimeout == infinity ->
    case emysql_conn_mgr:has_pool(PoolId) of
        true -> 
            {error,pool_already_exists};
        false ->
            Pool = #pool{
                    pool_id = PoolId,
                    size = Size,
                    user = User,
                    password = Passwd,
                    host = Host,
                    port = Port,
                    database = DB,
                    encoding = Encoding,
                    start_cmds = StartCmds,
                    connect_timeout = ConnectTimeout
                    },
            Pool2 = case emysql_conn:open_connections(Pool) of
                {ok, Pool1} -> Pool1;
                {error, Reason} -> throw(Reason)
            end,
            emysql_conn_mgr:add_pool(Pool2)
    end.

%% @spec remove_pool(PoolId) -> ok
%%      PoolId = atom()
%%
%% @doc Synchronous call to the connection manager to remove a pool.
%%
%% === Implementation ===
%%
%% Relies on emysql_conn:close_connection(Conn) for the proper closing of connections. Feeds
%% any connection in the pool to it, also the locked ones.
%% @end doc: hd feb 11

remove_pool(PoolId) ->
    Pool = emysql_conn_mgr:remove_pool(PoolId),
    [emysql_conn:close_connection(Conn) || Conn <- lists:append(queue:to_list(Pool#pool.available), gb_trees:values(Pool#pool.locked))],
    ok.

-spec increment_pool_size(atom(), non_neg_integer()) -> ok | {error, list()}.
increment_pool_size(PoolId, Num) when is_integer(Num) ->
    {Conns, Reasons} = emysql_conn:open_n_connections(PoolId, Num),
    emysql_conn_mgr:add_connections(PoolId, Conns),
    case Reasons of
        [] -> ok;
        _ -> {error, Reasons}
    end.


%% @spec decrement_pool_size(PoolId, By) -> ok
%%      PoolId = atom()
%%      By = integer()
%%
%% @doc Synchronous call to the connection manager to shrink a pool.
%%
%% This reduces the connections by up to n=By, but it only drops and closes available
%% connections that are not in use at the moment that this function is called. Connections
%% that are waiting for a server response are never dropped. In heavy duty, this function
%% may thus do nothing.
%%
%% If 'By' is higher than the amount of connections or the amount of available connections,
%% exactly all available connections are dropped and closed.
%%
%%
%% === Implementation ===
%%
%% First gets a list of target connections from emysql_conn_mgr:remove_connections(), then
%% relies on emysql_conn:close_connection(Conn) for the proper closing of connections.
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
%%

decrement_pool_size(PoolId, Num) when is_integer(Num) ->
    Conns = emysql_conn_mgr:remove_connections(PoolId, Num),
    [emysql_conn:close_connection(Conn) || Conn <- Conns],
    ok.

%% @spec prepare(StmtName, Statement) -> ok
%%      StmtName = atom()
%%      Statement = binary() | string()
%%
%% @doc Prepare a statement.
%%
%% The atom given by parameter 'StmtName' is bound to the SQL string
%% 'Statement'. Calling ``execute(<Pool>, StmtName, <ParamList>)'' executes the
%% statement with parameters from ``<ParamList>''.
%%
%% This is not a mySQL prepared statement, but an implementation on the side of
%% Emysql.
%%
%% === Sample ===
%% ```
%% -module(sample).
%% -export([run/0]).
%%
%% run() ->
%%
%%  application:start(sasl),
%%  crypto:start(),
%%  application:start(emysql),
%%
%%  emysql:add_pool(hello_pool, 1,
%%      "hello_username", "hello_password", "localhost", 3306,
%%      "hello_database", utf8),
%%
%%  emysql:execute(hello_pool,
%%      <<"INSERT INTO hello_table SET hello_text = 'Hello World!'">>),
%%
%%  emysql:prepare(hello_stmt,
%%      <<"SELECT * from hello_table WHERE hello_text like ?">>),
%%
%%  Result = emysql:execute(hello_pool, hello_stmt, ["Hello%"]),
%%
%%   io:format("~n~s~n", [string:chars($-,72)]),
%%   io:format("~p~n", [Result]),
%%
%%     ok.
%% '''
%% Output:
%% ```
%% {result_packet,32,
%%               [{field,2,<<"def">>,<<"hello_database">>,
%%                        <<"hello_table">>,<<"hello_table">>,
%%                        <<"hello_text">>,<<"hello_text">>,254,<<>>,33,
%%                        60,0,0}],
%%                [[<<"Hello World!">>]],
%%                <<>>}
%% '''
%% === Implementation ===
%%
%% Hands parameters over to emysql_statements:add/2:
%% ``emysql_statements:add(StmtName, Statement).'', which calls
%% ``handle_call({add, StmtName, Statement}, _From, State)''.
%%
%% The statement is there added to the Emysql statement GB tree:
%% ... ```
%%              State#state{
%%                  statements = gb_trees:enter(StmtName, {1, Statement},
%%                      State#state.statements)
%% '''
%% Execution is called like this:
%% ```
%% execute(Connection, StmtName, Args) when is_atom(StmtName), is_list(Args) ->
%%  prepare_statement(Connection, StmtName),
%%  case set_params(Connection, 1, Args, undefined) of
%%      OK when is_record(OK, ok_packet) ->
%%          ParamNamesBin = list_to_binary(string:join([[$@ | integer_to_list(I)] || I <- lists:seq(1, length(Args))], ", ")),
%%          StmtNameBin = atom_to_binary(StmtName, utf8),
%%          Packet = <<?COM_QUERY, "EXECUTE ", StmtNameBin/binary, " USING ", ParamNamesBin/binary>>,
%%          emysql_tcp:send_and_recv_packet(Connection#emysql_connection.socket, Packet, 0);
%%      Error ->
%%          Error
%%  end.
%% '''
%%
%% @see emysql_statements:add/2
%% @see emysql_statements:handle/3
%% @see emysql_conn:execute/3
%% @end doc: hd feb 11

prepare(StmtName, Statement) when is_atom(StmtName) andalso (is_list(Statement) orelse is_binary(Statement)) ->
    emysql_statements:add(StmtName, Statement).

%% @spec execute(PoolId, Query|StmtName) -> Result | [Result]
%%      PoolId = atom()
%%      Query = binary() | string()
%%      StmtName = atom()
%%      Result = ok_packet() | result_packet() | error_packet()
%%
%% @doc Execute a query, prepared statement or a stored procedure.
%%
%% Same as `execute(PoolId, Query, [], default_timeout())'.
%%
%% The result is a list for stored procedure execution >= MySQL 4.1
%%
%% @see execute/3.
%% @see execute/4.
%% @see execute/5.
%% @see prepare/2.
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
%%
execute(PoolId, Query) when (is_list(Query) orelse is_binary(Query)) ->
    execute(PoolId, Query, []);

execute(PoolId, StmtName) when is_atom(StmtName) ->
    execute(PoolId, StmtName, []).

%% @spec execute(PoolId, Query|StmtName, Args|Timeout) -> Result | [Result]
%%      PoolId = atom()
%%      Query = binary() | string()
%%      StmtName = atom()
%%      Args = [any()]
%%      Timeout = integer() | infinity
%%      Result = ok_packet() | result_packet() | error_packet()
%%
%% @doc Execute a query, prepared statement or a stored procedure.
%%
%% Same as `execute(PoolId, Query, Args, default_timeout())'
%% or `execute(PoolId, Query, [], Timeout)'.
%%
%% Timeout is the query timeout in milliseconds or the atom infinity.
%%
%% The result is a list for stored procedure execution >= MySQL 4.1
%%
%% @see execute/2.
%% @see execute/4.
%% @see execute/5.
%% @see prepare/2.
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
%%

execute(PoolId, Query, Args) when (is_list(Query) orelse is_binary(Query)) andalso is_list(Args) ->
    execute(PoolId, Query, Args, default_timeout());
execute(PoolId, StmtName, Args) when is_atom(StmtName), is_list(Args) ->
    execute(PoolId, StmtName, Args, default_timeout());
execute(PoolId, Query, Timeout) when (is_list(Query) orelse is_binary(Query)) andalso (is_integer(Timeout) orelse Timeout == infinity) ->
    execute(PoolId, Query, [], Timeout);
execute(PoolId, StmtName, Timeout) when is_atom(StmtName), (is_integer(Timeout) orelse Timeout == infinity) ->
    execute(PoolId, StmtName, [], Timeout).

%% @spec execute(PoolId, Query|StmtName, Args, Timeout) -> Result | [Result]
%%      PoolId = atom()
%%      Query = binary() | string()
%%      StmtName = atom()
%%      Args = [any()]
%%      Timeout = integer() | infinity
%%      Result = ok_packet() | result_packet() | error_packet()
%%
%% @doc Execute a query, prepared statement or a stored procedure.
%%
%% <ll>
%% <li>Opens a connection,</li>
%% <li>sends the query string, or statement atom, and</li>
%% <li>returns the result packet.</li>
%% </ll>
%%
%% Basically:
%% ```
%% Connection = emysql_conn_mgr:wait_for_connection(PoolId),
%% monitor_work(Connection, Timeout, {emysql_conn, execute, [Connection, Query_or_StmtName, Args]}).
%% '''
%% Timeout is the query timeout in milliseconds or the atom infinity.
%%
%% All other execute function eventually call this function.
%%
%% @see execute/2.
%% @see execute/3.
%% @see execute/5.
%% @see prepare/2.
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
%%

execute(PoolId, Query, Args, Timeout) when (is_list(Query) orelse is_binary(Query)) andalso is_list(Args) andalso (is_integer(Timeout) orelse Timeout == infinity) ->
    %-% io:format("~p execute getting connection for pool id ~p~n",[self(), PoolId]),
    Connection = emysql_conn_mgr:wait_for_connection(PoolId),
    %-% io:format("~p execute got connection for pool id ~p: ~p~n",[self(), PoolId, Connection#emysql_connection.id]),
    monitor_work(Connection, Timeout, [Connection, Query, Args]);
execute(PoolId, StmtName, Args, Timeout)
  when
    is_atom(StmtName),
    is_list(Args),
    is_integer(Timeout) orelse Timeout == infinity ->
    Connection = emysql_conn_mgr:wait_for_connection(PoolId),
    monitor_work(Connection, Timeout, [Connection, StmtName, Args]).

%% @spec execute(PoolId, Query|StmtName, Args, Timeout, nonblocking) -> Result | [Result]
%%      PoolId = atom()
%%      Query = binary() | string()
%%      StmtName = atom()
%%      Args = [any()]
%%      Timeout = integer() | infinity
%%      Result = ok_packet() | result_packet() | error_packet()
%%
%% @doc Execute a query, prepared statement or a stored procedure - but return immediately, returning the atom 'unavailable', when no connection in the pool is readily available without wait.
%%
%% <ll>
%% <li>Checks if a connection is available,</li>
%% <li>returns 'unavailable' if not,</li>
%% <li>else as the other exception functions(): sends the query string, or statement atom, and</li>
%% <li>returns the result packet.</li>
%% </ll>
%%
%% Timeout is the query timeout in milliseconds or the atom infinity.
%%
%% ==== Implementation ====
%%
%% Basically:
%% ```
%% {Connection, connection} = case emysql_conn_mgr:lock_connection(PoolId),
%%      monitor_work(Connection, Timeout, {emysql_conn, execute, [Connection, Query_or_StmtName, Args]}).
%% '''
%%
%% The result is a list for stored procedure execution >= MySQL 4.1
%%
%% All other execute function eventually call this function.
%%
%% @see execute/2.
%% @see execute/3.
%% @see execute/4.
%% @see prepare/2.
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
%%
execute(PoolId, Query, Args, Timeout, nonblocking) when (is_list(Query) orelse is_binary(Query)) andalso is_list(Args) andalso (is_integer(Timeout) orelse Timeout == infinity) ->
    case emysql_conn_mgr:lock_connection(PoolId) of
        Connection when is_record(Connection, emysql_connection) ->
            monitor_work(Connection, Timeout, [Connection, Query, Args]);
        unavailable ->
            unavailable
    end;

execute(PoolId, StmtName, Args, Timeout, nonblocking) when is_atom(StmtName), is_list(Args) andalso is_integer(Timeout) ->
    case emysql_conn_mgr:lock_connection(PoolId) of
        Connection when is_record(Connection, emysql_connection) ->
            monitor_work(Connection, Timeout, [Connection, StmtName, Args]);
        unavailable ->
            unavailable
    end.

%% @doc Return the field names of a result packet
%% @end
-spec field_names(Result) -> [Name]
  when
    Result :: #result_packet{},
    Name :: binary().
field_names(#result_packet{field_list=FieldList}) ->
    [Field#field.name || Field <- FieldList].

%% @doc insert_id/1 extracts the Insert ID from an OK Packet
%% @end
-spec insert_id(#ok_packet{}) -> integer() | binary().
insert_id(#ok_packet{insert_id=ID}) ->
    ID.

%% @doc affected_rows/1 extracts the number of affected rows from an OK Packet
%% @end
-spec affected_rows(#ok_packet{}) -> integer().
affected_rows(#ok_packet{affected_rows=Rows}) ->
    Rows.

%% @doc result_type/1 decodes a packet into its type
%% @end
result_type(#ok_packet{})     -> ok;
result_type(#result_packet{}) -> result;
result_type(#error_packet{})  -> error;
result_type(#eof_packet{})    -> eof.

%% @doc package row data as a dict
%%
%% -module(fetch_example).
%%
%% fetch_foo() ->
%%  Res = emysql:execute(pool1, "select * from foo"),
%%  Res:as_dict(Res).
as_dict(Res) -> emysql_conv:as_dict(Res).


%% @doc package row data as erlang json (jsx/jiffy compatible)
as_json(Res) -> emysql_conv:as_json(Res).

%% @spec as_proplist(Result) -> proplist
%%      Result = #result_packet{}
%%
%% @doc package row data as a proplist
%%
%% -module(fetch_example).
%%
%% fetch_foo() ->
%%  Res = emysql:execute(pool1, "select * from foo"),
%%  Res:as_proplist(Res).
-spec as_proplist(Result) -> [PropRow]
   when
     Result :: #result_packet{},
     PropRow :: proplists:proplist().
as_proplist(Res) -> emysql_conv:as_proplist(Res).

%% @equiv as_record(Res, Recname, Fields, fun(A) -> A end)
as_record(Res, Recname, Fields) -> emysql_conv:as_record(Res, Recname, Fields).

%% @spec as_record(Result, RecordName, Fields, Fun) -> Result
%%      Result = #result_packet{}
%%      RecordName = atom()
%%      Fields = [atom()]
%%      Fun = fun()
%%      Result = [Row]
%%      Row = [record()]
%%
%% @doc package row data as records
%%
%% RecordName is the name of the record to generate.
%% Fields are the field names to generate for each record.
%%
%% -module(fetch_example).
%%
%% fetch_foo() ->
%%  Res = emysql:execute(pool1, "select * from foo"),
%%  Res:as_record(foo, record_info(fields, foo)).
as_record(Res, Recname, Fields, Fun) -> emysql_conv:as_record(Res, Recname, Fields, Fun).

%%--------------------------------------------------------------------
%%% Internal functions
%%--------------------------------------------------------------------
%% @spec monitor_work(Connection, Timeout, {M, F, A}) -> Result | exit()
%%      PoolId = atom()
%%      Query = binary() | string()
%%      StmtName = atom()
%%      Args = [any()]

%%      Timeout = integer() | infinity
%%      Result = ok_packet() | result_packet() | error_packet()
%%
%% @doc Execute a query, prepared statement or a stored procedure.
%%
%% Same as `execute(PoolId, Query, Args, default_timeout())'
%% or `execute(PoolId, Query, [], Timeout)'.
%%
%% Timeout is the query timeout in milliseconds or the atom infinity.
%%
%% The result is a list for stored procedure execution >= MySQL 4.1
%%
%% @see execute/2.
%% @see execute/3.
%% @see execute/4.
%% @see execute/5.
%% @see prepare/2.
%%
%% @private
%% @end doc: hd feb 11
%%
monitor_work(Connection0, Timeout, Args) when is_record(Connection0, emysql_connection) ->
    Connection = case emysql_conn:need_test_connection(Connection0) of
       true ->
          emysql_conn:test_connection(Connection0, keep);
       false ->
          Connection0
    end,

    %% spawn a new process to do work, then monitor that process until
    %% it either dies, returns data or times out.
    Parent = self(),
    {Pid, Mref} = spawn_monitor(
                    fun() ->
                            put(query_arguments, Args),
                            Parent ! {self(), apply(fun emysql_conn:execute/3, Args)}
                    end),
    receive
        {'DOWN', Mref, process, Pid, {_, closed}} ->
            %-% io:format("monitor_work: ~p DOWN/closed -> renew~n", [Pid]),
            case emysql_conn:reset_connection(emysql_conn_mgr:pools(), Connection, keep) of
                NewConnection when is_record(NewConnection, emysql_connection) ->
                    %% re-loop, with new connection.
                    [_ | OtherArgs] = Args,
                    monitor_work(NewConnection, Timeout , [NewConnection | OtherArgs]);
                {error, FailedReset} ->
                    exit({connection_down, {and_conn_reset_failed, FailedReset}})
            end;
        {'DOWN', Mref, process, Pid, Reason} ->
            %% if the process dies, reset the connection
            %% and re-throw the error on the current pid.
            %% catch if re-open fails and also signal it.
            %-% io:format("monitor_work: ~p DOWN ~p -> exit~n", [Pid, Reason]),
            case emysql_conn:reset_connection(emysql_conn_mgr:pools(), Connection, pass) of
                {error,FailedReset} ->
                    exit({Reason, {and_conn_reset_failed, FailedReset}});
                _ -> exit({Reason, {}})
            end;
        {Pid, Result} ->
            %% if the process returns data, unlock the
            %% connection and collect the normal 'DOWN'
            %% message send from the child process
            %-% io:format("monitor_work: ~p got result -> demonitor ~p, unlock connection ~p, return result~n", [Pid, Mref, Connection#emysql_connection.id]),
            erlang:demonitor(Mref, [flush]),
            emysql_conn_mgr:pass_connection(Connection),
            Result
    after Timeout ->
        %% if we timeout waiting for the process to return,
        %% then reset the connection and throw a timeout error
        %-% io:format("monitor_work: ~p TIMEOUT -> demonitor, reset connection, exit~n", [Pid]),
        erlang:demonitor(Mref, [flush]),
        exit(Pid, kill),
        emysql_conn:reset_connection(emysql_conn_mgr:pools(), Connection, pass),
        exit(mysql_timeout)
    end.