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-module(p1_mnesia).
-author('mickael.remond@process-one.net').
-export([count_records/2]).
%% Return the number of records matching a given match expression.
%% This function is intended to be used inside a Mnesia transaction.
%% The count has been written to use the fewest possible memory by
%% getting the record by small increment and by using continuation.
-define(BATCHSIZE, 100).
count_records(Tab, MatchExpression) ->
%% the result contains list of [] for each match: We do not need
%% actual values as we only count the data.
case mnesia:select(Tab, [{MatchExpression, [], [[]]}], ?BATCHSIZE, read) of
{Result,Cont} ->
Count = length(Result),
count_records_cont(Cont, Count);
'$end_of_table' ->
0
end.
count_records_cont(Cont, Count) ->
case mnesia:select(Cont) of
{Result,Cont} ->
NewCount = Count + length(Result),
count_records_cont(Cont, NewCount);
'$end_of_table' ->
Count
end.
