com.datastax.oss.driver.api.querybuilder.insert

Interface InsertInto

All Superinterfaces:

OngoingValues

public interface InsertInto
extends OngoingValues

The beginning of an INSERT statement; at this point only the table is known, it might become a JSON insert or a regular one, depending on which method is called next.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
JsonInsert	json(BindMarker bindMarker) Makes this statement an INSERT JSON with a bind marker, as in INSERT JSON ?.
default JsonInsert	json(Object value, CodecRegistry codecRegistry) Makes this statement an INSERT JSON with a custom type mapping.
JsonInsert	json(String json) Makes this statement an INSERT JSON with the provided JSON string.
<T> JsonInsert	json(T value, TypeCodec<T> codec) Makes this statement an INSERT JSON with a custom type mapping.

Methods inherited from interface com.datastax.oss.driver.api.querybuilder.insert.OngoingValues

value, value, values, valuesByIds

Method Detail

json

@NonNull
JsonInsert json(@NonNull
                         String json)

Makes this statement an INSERT JSON with the provided JSON string.

json

@NonNull
JsonInsert json(@NonNull
                         BindMarker bindMarker)

Makes this statement an INSERT JSON with a bind marker, as in INSERT JSON ?.

json

@NonNull
default JsonInsert json(@NonNull
                                 Object value,
                                 @NonNull
                                 CodecRegistry codecRegistry)

Makes this statement an INSERT JSON with a custom type mapping. The provided Object value will be mapped to a JSON string.

This is an alternative to json(String) for custom type mappings. The provided registry should contain a codec that can format the value. Typically, this will be your session's registry, which is accessible via session.getContext().getCodecRegistry().

Throws:

CodecNotFoundException - if codecRegistry does not contain any codec that can handle value.

See Also:

AttachmentPoint.getCodecRegistry()

json

@NonNull
<T> JsonInsert json(@NonNull
                             T value,
                             @NonNull
                             TypeCodec<T> codec)

Makes this statement an INSERT JSON with a custom type mapping. The provided Object value will be mapped to a JSON string. The value will be turned into a string with TypeCodec.format(Object), and inlined in the query.