Examples of lowerUnbound()


Examples of com.salesforce.phoenix.query.KeyRange.lowerUnbound()

                @Override
                public KeyRange getKeyRange(CompareOp op, Expression rhs) {
                    KeyRange range = childPart.getKeyRange(op, rhs);
                    byte[] lower = range.getLowerRange();
                    if (!range.lowerUnbound()) {
                        ptr.set(lower);
                        // Do the reverse translation so we can optimize out the coerce expression
                        // For the actual type of the coerceBytes call, we use the node type instead of the rhs type, because
                        // for IN, the rhs type will be VARBINARY and no coerce will be done in that case (and we need it to
                        // be done).
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Examples of org.apache.phoenix.query.KeyRange.lowerUnbound()

                @Override
                public KeyRange getKeyRange(CompareOp op, Expression rhs) {
                    KeyRange range = childPart.getKeyRange(op, rhs);
                    byte[] lower = range.getLowerRange();
                    if (!range.lowerUnbound()) {
                        ptr.set(lower);
                        // Do the reverse translation so we can optimize out the coerce expression
                        // For the actual type of the coerceBytes call, we use the node type instead of the rhs type, because
                        // for IN, the rhs type will be VARBINARY and no coerce will be done in that case (and we need it to
                        // be done).
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Examples of org.apache.phoenix.query.KeyRange.lowerUnbound()

                @Override
                public KeyRange getKeyRange(CompareOp op, Expression rhs) {
                    KeyRange range = childPart.getKeyRange(op, rhs);
                    byte[] lower = range.getLowerRange();
                    if (!range.lowerUnbound()) {
                        ptr.set(lower);
                        // Do the reverse translation so we can optimize out the coerce expression
                        // For the actual type of the coerceBytes call, we use the node type instead of the rhs type, because
                        // for IN, the rhs type will be VARBINARY and no coerce will be done in that case (and we need it to
                        // be done).
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Examples of org.apache.phoenix.query.KeyRange.lowerUnbound()

                @Override
                public KeyRange getKeyRange(CompareOp op, Expression rhs) {
                    KeyRange range = childPart.getKeyRange(op, rhs);
                    byte[] lower = range.getLowerRange();
                    if (!range.lowerUnbound()) {
                        ptr.set(lower);
                        // Do the reverse translation so we can optimize out the coerce expression
                        // For the actual type of the coerceBytes call, we use the node type instead of the rhs type, because
                        // for IN, the rhs type will be VARBINARY and no coerce will be done in that case (and we need it to
                        // be done).
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Examples of org.apache.phoenix.query.KeyRange.lowerUnbound()

                @Override
                public KeyRange getKeyRange(CompareOp op, Expression rhs) {
                    KeyRange range = childPart.getKeyRange(op, rhs);
                    byte[] lower = range.getLowerRange();
                    if (!range.lowerUnbound()) {
                        ptr.set(lower);
                        // Do the reverse translation so we can optimize out the coerce expression
                        // For the actual type of the coerceBytes call, we use the node type instead of the rhs type, because
                        // for IN, the rhs type will be VARBINARY and no coerce will be done in that case (and we need it to
                        // be done).
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