AsyncScope Overloads

AsyncScope

Important

Not all class methods are listed. Only methods that allow overloads.

class acouchbase_columnar.scope.AysncScope
execute_query(statement: str) → Future[AsyncQueryResult]
execute_query(statement: str, options: QueryOptions) → Future[AsyncQueryResult]
execute_query(statement: str, **kwargs: QueryOptionsKwargs) → Future[AsyncQueryResult]
execute_query(statement: str, options: QueryOptions, **kwargs: QueryOptionsKwargs) → BlockingQueryResult
execute_query(statement: str, options: QueryOptions, *args: JSONType, **kwargs: QueryOptionsKwargs) → Future[AsyncQueryResult]
execute_query(statement: str, options: QueryOptions, *args: JSONType, **kwargs: str) → Future[AsyncQueryResult]
execute_query(statement: str, *args: JSONType, **kwargs: str) → Future[AsyncQueryResult]

Executes a query against a Capella Columnar scope.

Important

The cancel API is VOLATILE and is subject to change at any time.

Parameters:

  • statement (str) – The SQL++ statement to execute.

  • options (Optional[QueryOptions]) – Options to set for the query.

  • *args (Optional[JSONType]) – Can be used to pass in positional query placeholders.

  • **kwargs (Optional[Union[QueryOptionsKwargs, str]]) – Keyword arguments that can be used in place or to overrride provided ClusterOptions. Can also be used to pass in named query placeholders.

Returns:

A Future is returned. Once the Future completes, an instance of a AsyncQueryResult will be available.

Return type:

Future[AsyncQueryResult]