Examples of TreeRule

net.opentsdb.tree.TreeRule
Represents single rule in a set of rules for a given tree. Each rule is uniquely identified by:
- tree_id - The ID of the tree to which the rule belongs
- level - Outer processing order where the rule resides. Lower values are processed first. Starts at 0.
- order - Inner processing order within a given level. Lower values are processed first. Starts at 0.
Each rule is stored as an individual column so that they can be modified individually. RPC calls can also bulk replace rule sets. @since 2.0

Examples of net.opentsdb.tree.TreeRule

  }
  
  @Test (expected = IllegalArgumentException.class)
  public void storeRuleInvalidMissingCustomFieldTagkCustom() throws Exception {
    setupStorage();
    final TreeRule rule = new TreeRule(1);
    rule.setLevel(1);
    rule.setOrder(0);
    rule.setType(TreeRuleType.TAGK_CUSTOM);
    rule.setNotes("Just some notes");
    rule.setField("foo");
    rule.syncToStorage(storage.getTSDB(), false).joinUninterruptibly();
  }

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Examples of net.opentsdb.tree.TreeRule

  }
  
  @Test (expected = IllegalArgumentException.class)
  public void storeRuleInvalidMissingCustomFieldTagvCustom() throws Exception {
    setupStorage();
    final TreeRule rule = new TreeRule(1);
    rule.setLevel(1);
    rule.setOrder(0);
    rule.setType(TreeRuleType.TAGV_CUSTOM);
    rule.setNotes("Just some notes");
    rule.setField("foo");
    rule.syncToStorage(storage.getTSDB(), false).joinUninterruptibly();
  }

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