Examples of numberOfValues()


Examples of com.basho.riak.client.raw.RiakResponse.numberOfValues()

            public RiakResponse call() throws Exception {
                return client.store(o, storeMeta);
            }
        });

        final Collection<T> storedSiblings = new ArrayList<T>(stored.numberOfValues());

        for (IRiakObject s : stored) {
            storedSiblings.add(converter.toDomain(s));
        }
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Examples of com.basho.riak.client.raw.RiakResponse.numberOfValues()

            public RiakResponse call() throws Exception {
                return client.store(o, storeMeta);
            }
        });

        final Collection<T> storedSiblings = new ArrayList<T>(stored.numberOfValues());

        for (IRiakObject s : stored) {
            storedSiblings.add(converter.toDomain(s));
        }
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Examples of com.basho.riak.client.raw.RiakResponse.numberOfValues()

            public RiakResponse call() throws Exception {
                return client.store(o, storeMeta);
            }
        });

        final Collection<T> storedSiblings = new ArrayList<T>(stored.numberOfValues());

        for (IRiakObject s : stored) {
            storedSiblings.add(converter.toDomain(s));
        }
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Examples of com.basho.riak.client.raw.RiakResponse.numberOfValues()

                public RiakResponse call() throws Exception {
                    return client.store(o, storeMeta);
                }
            });
       
            final Collection<T> storedSiblings = new ArrayList<T>(stored.numberOfValues());

            // both HTTP and Protocol buffers will return tombstone siblings on a
            // returnbody=true. There is no 'deletedvclock' option in RpbPutReq and
            // HTTP just always returns them. This makes returnbody=true consistent
            // with a fetch operation. See: returnDeletedVClock() below
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Examples of com.basho.riak.client.raw.RiakResponse.numberOfValues()

               
            RiakResponse response = retrier.attempt(fetch);
            // If there's only one object, and it's a tombstone ... just bail.
            // It's like, how much more deleted could this be?
            // And the answer is none. None more deleted.
            if (response.numberOfValues() == 1 && response.getRiakObjects()[0].isDeleted())
            {
                return null;
            }
            deleteMetaBuilder.vclock(response.getVclock());
        }
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Examples of com.basho.riak.client.raw.RiakResponse.numberOfValues()

                public RiakResponse call() throws Exception {
                    return client.store(o, storeMeta);
                }
            });
       
            final Collection<T> storedSiblings = new ArrayList<T>(stored.numberOfValues());

            // both HTTP and Protocol buffers will return tombstone siblings on a
            // returnbody=true. There is no 'deletedvclock' option in RpbPutReq and
            // HTTP just always returns them. This makes returnbody=true consistent
            // with a fetch operation. See: returnDeletedVClock() below
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Examples of com.basho.riak.client.raw.RiakResponse.numberOfValues()

               
            RiakResponse response = retrier.attempt(fetch);
            // If there's only one object, and it's a tombstone ... just bail.
            // It's like, how much more deleted could this be?
            // And the answer is none. None more deleted.
            if (response.numberOfValues() == 1 && response.getRiakObjects()[0].isDeleted())
            {
                return null;
            }
            deleteMetaBuilder.vclock(response.getVclock());
        }
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Examples of com.basho.riak.client.raw.RiakResponse.numberOfValues()

                public RiakResponse call() throws Exception {
                    return client.store(o, storeMeta);
                }
            });
       
            final Collection<T> storedSiblings = new ArrayList<T>(stored.numberOfValues());

            // both HTTP and Protocol buffers will return tombstone siblings on a
            // returnbody=true. There is no 'deletedvclock' option in RpbPutReq and
            // HTTP just always returns them. This makes returnbody=true consistent
            // with a fetch operation. See: returnDeletedVClock() below
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Examples of com.basho.riak.client.raw.RiakResponse.numberOfValues()

            public RiakResponse call() throws Exception {
                return client.store(o, storeMeta);
            }
        });

        final Collection<T> storedSiblings = new ArrayList<T>(stored.numberOfValues());

        for (IRiakObject s : stored) {
            storedSiblings.add(converter.toDomain(s));
        }
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Examples of org.apache.cassandra.cql3.statements.SingleColumnRestriction.Contains.numberOfValues()

        if (!(restriction instanceof Contains))
            return false;

        Contains contains = (Contains) restriction;
        return (contains.numberOfValues() + contains.numberOfKeys()) > 1;
    }

    public static class RawStatement extends CFStatement
    {
        private final Parameters parameters;
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