chore(spanner): handle server side kill switch of R/W multiplexed sessions #3441
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…sions (googleapis#3441) * chore(spanner): handle server side kill switch for multiplexed sessions with read-write * chore(spanner): lint fix * chore(spanner): add error message * chore(spanner): fix unit tests due to backgroung BeginTransaction RPC * chore(spanner): lint fix * chore(spanner): handle mock spanner logic * chore(spanner): testcase fix * chore(spanner): do not register backgroung begin txn in mock spanner * chore(spanner): revert unit test changes * chore(spanner): verify error message of the exeception
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The following information apply only if:
On the backend, a server-side switch controls whether read-write transactions on multiplexed sessions are enabled. If this switch is disabled, all read-write transactions on multiplexed sessions will fail with UNIMPLEMENTED errors. This scenario is handled in the Java Spanner client as follows:
When the server-side switch is OFF before application start:
a. When the application starts, the Spanner client library asynchronously creates a multiplexed session.
b. After creating the multiplexed session, an asynchronous BeginTransaction RPC is explicitly invoked on a read-write transaction. If this call fails with an UNIMPLEMENTED error, the client disables read-write transactions on multiplexed sessions.
c. From this point, all new read-write transactions will fall back to regular sessions. However, any read-write transactions that started before this process completes will fail with an UNIMPLEMENTED error.
When the server-side switch is turned OFF at time t1 after the application has started at t0 (where t0 < t1):
a. If a read-write transaction fails with an UNIMPLEMENTED error, the Spanner client records this information and fails the transaction.
b. All subsequent read-write transactions then automatically fall back to regular sessions.
Note: This does not impact the behavior of read-only transactions on multiplexed sessions.