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package com.netflix.astyanax;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;
import com.netflix.astyanax.connectionpool.Host;
import com.netflix.astyanax.model.ColumnFamily;
import com.netflix.astyanax.model.ConsistencyLevel;
import com.netflix.astyanax.retry.RetryPolicy;
/**
* Batch mutator which operates at the row level assuming the hierarchy:
*
* RowKey -> ColumnFamily -> Mutation.
*
* This hierarchy serves two purposes. First, it makes it possible to perform
* multiple operations on the same row without having to repeat specifying the
* row key. Second, it mirrors the underlying Thrift data structure which averts
* unnecessary operations to convert from one data structure to another.
*
* The mutator is not thread safe
*
* If successful, all the mutations are cleared and new mutations may be
* created. Any previously acquired ColumnFamilyMutations are no longer valid
* and should be discarded.
*
* No data is actually returned after a mutation is executed, hence the Void
* return value type.
*
* Example:
*
*
* {
* @code
* ColumnFamily<String, String> cf = AFactory.makeColumnFamily("COLUMN_FAMILY_NAME", // Name
* // of
* // CF
* // in
* // Cassandra
* StringSerializer.get(), // Row key serializer (implies string type)
* StringSerializer.get(), // Column name serializer (implies string
* // type)
* ColumnType.STANDARD); // This is a standard row
*
* // Create a batch mutation
* RowMutationBatch m = keyspace.prepareMutationBatch();
*
* // Start mutate a column family for a specific row key
* ColumnFamilyMutation<String> cfm = m.row(cfSuper, "UserId").putColumn("Address", "976 Elm St.")
* .putColumn("Age", 50).putColumn("Gender", "Male");
*
* // To delete a row
* m.row(cfSuper, "UserId").delete();
*
* // Finally, execute the query
* m.execute();
*
* }
*
*
* @author elandau
*
* @param
*/
public interface MutationBatch extends Execution {
/**
* Mutate a row. The ColumnFamilyMutation is only valid until execute() or
* discardMutations is called.
*
* @param rowKey
*/
ColumnListMutation withRow(ColumnFamily columnFamily, K rowKey);
/**
* Delete the row for all the specified column families.
*
* @param columnFamilies
*/
void deleteRow(Iterable> columnFamilies, K rowKey);
/**
* Discard any pending mutations. All previous references returned by row
* are now invalid. Note also that this will reset the mutation timestamp
* so that the next call to withRow will set the timestamp to the current time
*/
void discardMutations();
/**
* Perform a shallow merge of mutations from another batch.
*
* @throws UnsupportedOperationException
* if the other mutation is of a different type
*/
void mergeShallow(MutationBatch other);
/**
* @return true if there are no rows in the mutation. May return a false
* true if a row() was added by calling the above row() method but no
* mutations were created.
*/
boolean isEmpty();
/**
* @return Returns the number of rows being mutated
*/
int getRowCount();
/**
* @return Return a mapping of column families to rows being modified
*/
Map> getRowKeys();
/**
* Pin this operation to a specific host
*
* @param host
*/
MutationBatch pinToHost(Host host);
/**
* Set the consistency level for this mutation (same as withConsistencyLevel)
*
* @param consistencyLevel
*/
MutationBatch setConsistencyLevel(ConsistencyLevel consistencyLevel);
/**
* Set the consistency level for this mutation (same as setConsistencyLevel)
*
* @param consistencyLevel
*/
MutationBatch withConsistencyLevel(ConsistencyLevel consistencyLevel);
/**
* Set the retry policy to use instead of the one specified in the
* configuration
*
* @param retry
*/
MutationBatch withRetryPolicy(RetryPolicy retry);
/**
* Specify a write ahead log implementation to use for this mutation
*
* @param manager
*/
MutationBatch usingWriteAheadLog(WriteAheadLog manager);
/**
* Force all future mutations to have the same timestamp. Make sure to call
* lockTimestamp before doing any other operations otherwise previously
* created withRow mutations will use the previous timestamp.
*/
MutationBatch lockCurrentTimestamp();
/**
* This never really did anything :)
* @param
*/
@Deprecated
MutationBatch setTimeout(long timeout);
/**
* Set the timestamp for all subsequent operations on this mutation
* (same as withTimestamp)
*
* @param timestamp in microseconds
*/
MutationBatch setTimestamp(long timestamp);
/**
* Set the timestamp for all subsequent operations on this mutation.
*
* @param timestamp in microsecond
*/
MutationBatch withTimestamp(long timestamp);
/**
* Use Atomic Batches for these updates.
* See http://www.datastax.com/dev/blog/atomic-batches-in-cassandra-1-2
* @return MutationBatch
*/
MutationBatch withAtomicBatch(boolean condition);
/**
* @return Serialize the entire mutation batch into a ByteBuffer.
* @throws Exception
*/
ByteBuffer serialize() throws Exception;
/**
* Re-recreate a mutation batch from a serialized ByteBuffer created by a
* call to serialize(). Serialization of MutationBatches from different
* implementations is not guaranteed to match.
*
* @param data
* @throws Exception
*/
void deserialize(ByteBuffer data) throws Exception;
/**
* Turn statement caching ON/OFF
* This is to be used specifically with the CQL3 driver which uses PreparedStatment(s)
* @param condition
* @return MutationBatch
*/
MutationBatch withCaching(boolean condition);
}