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CQL implementation for Achilles using Datastax Java driver
/*
* Copyright (C) 2012-2014 DuyHai DOAN
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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*/
package info.archinnov.achilles.query.slice;
import static info.archinnov.achilles.query.slice.BoundingMode.EXCLUSIVE_BOUNDS;
import static info.archinnov.achilles.query.slice.BoundingMode.INCLUSIVE_BOUNDS;
import static info.archinnov.achilles.query.slice.BoundingMode.INCLUSIVE_END_BOUND_ONLY;
import static info.archinnov.achilles.query.slice.BoundingMode.INCLUSIVE_START_BOUND_ONLY;
import static info.archinnov.achilles.query.slice.OrderingMode.ASCENDING;
import static info.archinnov.achilles.query.slice.OrderingMode.DESCENDING;
import static info.archinnov.achilles.query.slice.SliceQueryProperties.SliceType;
import java.util.List;
import com.google.common.collect.FluentIterable;
import com.google.common.util.concurrent.FutureCallback;
import info.archinnov.achilles.internal.metadata.holder.EntityMeta;
import info.archinnov.achilles.internal.persistence.operations.SliceQueryExecutor;
import info.archinnov.achilles.type.ConsistencyLevel;
public abstract class SelectPartitionRoot> extends SliceQueryRootExtended {
protected SelectPartitionRoot(SliceQueryExecutor sliceQueryExecutor, Class entityClass, EntityMeta meta, SliceType sliceType) {
super(sliceQueryExecutor, entityClass, meta, sliceType);
}
/**
*
* Get selected entities without filtering clustering keys. If no limit has been set, the default LIMIT 100 applies
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .get();
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 100
*
* @return slice DSL
*/
public List get() {
return super.getInternal();
}
/**
*
* Get selected entities without filtering clustering keys using provided limit
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .get(23);
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 23
*
* @return slice DSL
*/
public List get(int limit) {
super.properties.limit(limit);
return super.getInternal();
}
/**
*
* Get first entity without filtering clustering keys
* To get the last entity, just use getOne() with orderByDescending()
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .getOne();
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 1
*
* @return slice DSL
*/
public TYPE getOne() {
super.properties.limit(1);
return FluentIterable.from(super.getInternal()).first().orNull();
}
/**
*
* Get entities with matching clustering keys
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .getMatching(2);
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... AND rating=2 ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 100
*
* @return slice DSL
*/
public List getMatching(Object... matchedClusteringKeys) {
super.withClusteringsInternal(matchedClusteringKeys);
return super.getInternal();
}
/**
*
* Get first entity with matching clustering keys
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .getOneMatching(2);
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... AND rating=2 ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 1
*
* @return slice DSL
*/
public TYPE getOneMatching(Object... matchedClusteringKeys) {
return FluentIterable.from(this.getMatching(matchedClusteringKeys)).first().orNull();
}
/**
*
* Get first entities with matching clustering keys
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .getFirstMatching(10,2);
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... AND rating=2 ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 10
*
* @return slice DSL
*/
public List getFirstMatching(int limit, Object... matchingClusteringKeys) {
super.properties.ordering(ASCENDING);
super.properties.limit(limit);
super.withClusteringsInternal(matchingClusteringKeys);
return super.getInternal();
}
/**
*
* Get last entities with matching clustering keys. It is similar to calling
* getFirstMatching(...) combined with orderByDescending()
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .getLastMatching(10,2);
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... AND rating=2 ORDER BY rating DESC LIMIT 10
*
* @return slice DSL
*/
public List getLastMatching(int limit, Object... matchingClusteringKeys) {
super.properties.ordering(DESCENDING);
super.withClusteringsInternal(matchingClusteringKeys);
super.properties.limit(limit);
return super.getInternal();
}
/**
*
* Filter with lower bound clustering key(s)
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .fromClusterings(2,now)
* .get();
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... AND (rating,date)>=(2,now) ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 100
*
*
* Remark: the generated CQL query will take into account the defined clustering order of the table. For example if the clustering order is descending,
*
* fromClustering("col1","col2)
*
* will generate
*
* WHERE (col1,col2)<=(:col1,:col2)
*
*
* @return slice DSL
*/
public SelectFromClusterings fromClusterings(Object... fromClusteringKeys) {
super.fromClusteringsInternal(fromClusteringKeys);
return new SelectFromClusterings<>();
}
/**
*
* Filter with upper bound clustering key(s)
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .toClusterings(3)
* .get();
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... AND rating<=3 ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 100
*
*
* Remark: the generated CQL query will take into account the defined clustering order of the table. For example if the clustering order is descending,
*
* toClustering("col1","col2)
*
* will generate
*
* WHERE (col1,col2)>=(:col1,:col2)
*
*
* @return slice DSL
*/
public SelectEnd toClusterings(Object... toClusteringKeys) {
super.toClusteringsInternal(toClusteringKeys);
return new SelectEnd<>();
}
/**
*
* Filter with matching clustering key(s)
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .withClusterings(3)
* .get();
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... AND rating=3 ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 100
*
* @return slice DSL
*/
public SelectWithClusterings withClusterings(Object... clusteringKeys) {
super.withClusteringsInternal(clusteringKeys);
return new SelectWithClusterings<>();
}
public abstract class SelectClusteringsRootWithLimitation> {
/**
*
* Use ascending order for the first clustering key. This is the default ordering
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .fromClusterings(2, now)
* .toClusterings(4)
* .orderByAscending()
* .get(20);
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... AND (rating,date)>=(2,now) AND (rating)<=4 ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 20
* @return Slice DSL
*/
public T orderByAscending() {
SelectPartitionRoot.super.properties.ordering(ASCENDING);
return getThis();
}
/**
*
* Use descending order for the first clustering key
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .fromClusterings(2, now)
* .toClusterings(4)
* .orderByDescending()
* .get(20);
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... AND (rating,date)>=(2,now) AND (rating)<=4 ORDER BY rating DESC LIMIT 20
* @return Slice DSL
*/
public T orderByDescending() {
SelectPartitionRoot.super.properties.ordering(DESCENDING);
return getThis();
}
/**
*
* Set a limit to the query. A default limit of 100 is always set to avoid OutOfMemoryException
* You can remove it at your own risk using noLimit()
*
*
*
* manager.sliceQuery(ArticleRating.class)
* .forSelect()
* .withPartitionComponents(articleId)
* .fromClusterings(2, now)
* .toClusterings(4)
* .limit(5)
* .get();
*
*
*
* Generated CQL query:
*
*
* SELECT * FROM article_rating WHERE article_id=... AND (rating,date)>=(2,now) AND (rating)<=4 ORDER BY rating ASC LIMIT 5
* @return Slice DSL
*/
public T limit(int limit) {
SelectPartitionRoot.super.properties.limit(limit);
return getThis();
}
/**
*
* Provide a consistency level for SELECT statement
*
* @param consistencyLevel
* @return Slice DSL
*/
public T withConsistency(ConsistencyLevel consistencyLevel) {
SelectPartitionRoot.super.properties.readConsistency(consistencyLevel);
return getThis();
}
public T withAsyncListeners(FutureCallback
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