public class RemoteSourceSimpleGraphStatement extends GraphStatement
GraphStatement specifically used for remote traversal sources
connected via a DseSession. This implementation will be used by
the DseRemoteConnection, the main reason for this class is that it only supports GraphSON
2 sub-protocol and does not require configuration, which is not the case of the default SimpleGraphStatement.logger, WARNED_GRAPHSON1| Constructor and Description |
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RemoteSourceSimpleGraphStatement(String query) |
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GraphStatement |
executingAs(String userOrRole)
Allows this statement to be executed as a different user/role than the one currently
authenticated (a.k.a.
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ConsistencyLevel |
getConsistencyLevel()
Returns the consistency level to use with this statement.
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long |
getDefaultTimestamp()
The default timestamp for this query.
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int |
getReadTimeoutMillis()
Return the per-host socket read timeout that was set for this statement.
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GraphStatement |
setConsistencyLevel(ConsistencyLevel consistencyLevel)
Sets the consistency level to use for this statement.
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GraphStatement |
setDefaultTimestamp(long defaultTimestamp)
Sets the default timestamp for this query (in microseconds since the epoch).
|
GraphStatement |
setReadTimeoutMillis(int readTimeoutMillis)
Overrides the default per-host read timeout (
GraphOptions.setReadTimeoutMillis(int))
for this statement. |
Statement |
unwrap()
This method is deprecated because a
GraphOptions object is required to produce a valid
Statement. |
Statement |
unwrap(GraphOptions graphOptions)
"Unwraps" the current graph statement, that is, returns an executable
Statement object
corresponding to this graph statement. |
Statement |
unwrap(GraphProtocol graphProtocol)
This method is deprecated because a
GraphOptions object is required to produce a valid
Statement. |
getGraphInternalOption, getGraphLanguage, getGraphName, getGraphReadConsistencyLevel, getGraphSource, getGraphWriteConsistencyLevel, getTransformResultFunction, isIdempotent, isSystemQuery, setGraphInternalOption, setGraphLanguage, setGraphName, setGraphReadConsistencyLevel, setGraphSource, setGraphWriteConsistencyLevel, setIdempotent, setSystemQuery, setTransformResultFunctionpublic RemoteSourceSimpleGraphStatement(String query)
public GraphStatement setConsistencyLevel(ConsistencyLevel consistencyLevel)
GraphStatementThis setting will affect the general consistency when executing the graph query. However
executing a graph query on the server side is going to involve the execution of CQL queries to
the persistence engine that is Cassandra. Those queries can be both reads and writes and both
will have a settable consistency level. Setting only this property will indicate to the server
to use this consistency level for both reads and writes in Cassandra. Read or write consistency
level can be set separately with respectively GraphStatement.setGraphReadConsistencyLevel(ConsistencyLevel) and GraphStatement.setGraphWriteConsistencyLevel(ConsistencyLevel) and will override the
consistency set here.
setConsistencyLevel in class GraphStatementconsistencyLevel - the consistency level to set.GraphStatement instance (for method chaining).public ConsistencyLevel getConsistencyLevel()
GraphStatementThis will return the consistency level used for reads and writes in Cassandra.
Please see GraphStatement.setConsistencyLevel(ConsistencyLevel) for more
information.
getConsistencyLevel in class GraphStatementpublic GraphStatement setDefaultTimestamp(long defaultTimestamp)
GraphStatementThe actual timestamp that will be used for this query is, in order of preference:
Long.MIN_VALUE;
TimestampGenerator
currently in use, if different from Long.MIN_VALUE.
setDefaultTimestamp in class GraphStatementdefaultTimestamp - the default timestamp for this query (must be strictly positive).GraphStatement instance (for method chaining).DseCluster.Builder.withTimestampGenerator(com.datastax.driver.core.TimestampGenerator)public long getDefaultTimestamp()
GraphStatementgetDefaultTimestamp in class GraphStatementpublic int getReadTimeoutMillis()
GraphStatementgetReadTimeoutMillis in class GraphStatementGraphOptions.getReadTimeoutMillis() will be used.public GraphStatement setReadTimeoutMillis(int readTimeoutMillis)
GraphStatementGraphOptions.setReadTimeoutMillis(int))
for this statement.
If you don't call this method, the default GraphOptions.getReadTimeoutMillis() will
be used.
setReadTimeoutMillis in class GraphStatementreadTimeoutMillis - the timeout to set. 0 will disable the timeout for the query,
negative values are not allowed.GraphOptions instance (for method chaining).public GraphStatement executingAs(String userOrRole)
GraphStatementThis feature is only available in DSE 5.1+.
executingAs in class GraphStatementuserOrRole - The user or role name to act as when executing this statement.public Statement unwrap()
GraphStatementGraphOptions object is required to produce a valid
Statement. Use GraphStatement.unwrap(GraphOptions) instead.
This method will call GraphStatement#unwrap(GraphProtocol.GRAPHSON_1_0).
unwrap in class GraphStatementStatement.public Statement unwrap(GraphProtocol graphProtocol)
GraphStatementGraphOptions object is required to produce a valid
Statement. Use GraphStatement.unwrap(GraphOptions) instead.
This method will call GraphStatement#unwrap(new
GraphOptions().setGraphSubProtocol(graphProtocol)).
unwrap in class GraphStatementpublic Statement unwrap(GraphOptions graphOptions)
GraphStatementStatement object
corresponding to this graph statement.
This method is intended for internal use only, users wishing to execute graph statements
should use DseSession.executeGraph(GraphStatement).
This method acts as a bridge between graph statements and regular Statements.
Implementations are free to cache the returned Statement if appropriate.
unwrap in class GraphStatementgraphOptions - the graph options required to encode the statement's parameters into the
correct sub-protocol format.Statement.Copyright © 2012–2018. All rights reserved.