Examples of BatchStatement


Examples of org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statements.BatchStatement

                statements.add((ModificationStatement)p.statement);
            }

            // Note: It's ok at this point to pass a bogus value for the number of bound terms in the BatchState ctor
            // (and no value would be really correct, so we prefer passing a clearly wrong one).
            BatchStatement batch = new BatchStatement(-1, batchType, statements, Attributes.none());
            Message.Response response = handler.processBatch(batch, state, batchOptions);

            if (tracingId != null)
                response.setTracingId(tracingId);
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Examples of org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statements.BatchStatement

                statements.add(mst);
            }

            // Note: It's ok at this point to pass a bogus value for the number of bound terms in the BatchState ctor
            // (and no value would be really correct, so we prefer passing a clearly wrong one).
            BatchStatement batch = new BatchStatement(-1, type, statements, Attributes.none());
            Message.Response response = QueryProcessor.processBatch(batch, consistency, state, values);

            if (tracingId != null)
                response.setTracingId(tracingId);
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Examples of org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statements.BatchStatement

                statements.add(mst);
            }

            // Note: It's ok at this point to pass a bogus value for the number of bound terms in the BatchState ctor
            // (and no value would be really correct, so we prefer passing a clearly wrong one).
            BatchStatement batch = new BatchStatement(-1, type, statements, Attributes.none(), hasConditions);
            Message.Response response = handler.processBatch(batch, state, new BatchQueryOptions(consistency, values, queryOrIdList));

            if (tracingId != null)
                response.setTracingId(tracingId);
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Examples of org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statements.BatchStatement

                statements.add(mst);
            }

            // Note: It's ok at this point to pass a bogus value for the number of bound terms in the BatchState ctor
            // (and no value would be really correct, so we prefer passing a clearly wrong one).
            BatchStatement batch = new BatchStatement(-1, type, statements, Attributes.none());
            Message.Response response = QueryProcessor.processBatch(batch, consistency, state, values);

            if (tracingId != null)
                response.setTracingId(tracingId);
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Examples of org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statements.BatchStatement

                statements.add((ModificationStatement)p.statement);
            }

            // Note: It's ok at this point to pass a bogus value for the number of bound terms in the BatchState ctor
            // (and no value would be really correct, so we prefer passing a clearly wrong one).
            BatchStatement batch = new BatchStatement(-1, type, statements, Attributes.none());
            Message.Response response = handler.processBatch(batch, state, batchOptions);

            if (tracingId != null)
                response.setTracingId(tracingId);
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Examples of org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statements.BatchStatement

                statements.add(mst);
            }

            // Note: It's ok at this point to pass a bogus value for the number of bound terms in the BatchState ctor
            // (and no value would be really correct, so we prefer passing a clearly wrong one).
            BatchStatement batch = new BatchStatement(-1, type, statements, Attributes.none());
            Message.Response response = handler.processBatch(batch, state, new BatchQueryOptions(consistency, values, queryOrIdList));

            if (tracingId != null)
                response.setTracingId(tracingId);
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Examples of org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statements.BatchStatement

                statements.add(mst);
            }

            // Note: It's ok at this point to pass a bogus value for the number of bound terms in the BatchState ctor
            // (and no value would be really correct, so we prefer passing a clearly wrong one).
            BatchStatement batch = new BatchStatement(-1, type, statements, Attributes.none());
            Message.Response response = QueryProcessor.processBatch(batch, consistency, state, values);

            if (tracingId != null)
                response.setTracingId(tracingId);
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