Couchbase C Client  3.3.14
Asynchronous C Client for Couchbase
Analytics Queries

Detailed Description

Execute Analytics N1QL Queries

Function Documentation

◆ lcb_respanalytics_handle()

lcb_STATUS lcb_respanalytics_handle ( const lcb_RESPANALYTICS * resp,
lcb_ANALYTICS_HANDLE ** handle )

Get handle to analytics query.

Used when canceling analytics request. See lcb_cmdanalytics_handle also

Parameters
respthe analytics response
handlepointer to handle pointer
Returns
LCB_SUCCESS if successful, otherwise an error code

◆ lcb_cmdanalytics_positional_params()

lcb_STATUS lcb_cmdanalytics_positional_params ( lcb_CMDANALYTICS * cmd,
const char * value,
size_t value_len )

Sets the positional arguments for the query.

Parameters
cmdthe command
valuethe arguments encoded as JSON array
value_lenthe length of the argument.

◆ lcb_cmdanalytics_positional_param()

lcb_STATUS lcb_cmdanalytics_positional_param ( lcb_CMDANALYTICS * cmd,
const char * value,
size_t value_len )
Deprecated
This function will be marked as deprecated in 3.3.0, and will start emitting compiler warning. Use lcb_cmdanalytics_positional_params instead.
Parameters
cmdthe command
valuethe argument value in JSON encoding
value_lenthe length of the encoded value

◆ lcb_cmdanalytics_scope_name()

lcb_STATUS lcb_cmdanalytics_scope_name ( lcb_CMDANALYTICS * cmd,
const char * scope,
size_t scope_len )

Associate scope name with the query.

Parameters
cmdthe command
scopethe name of the scope
scope_lenlength of the scope name string.

◆ lcb_cmdanalytics_scope_qualifier()

lcb_STATUS lcb_cmdanalytics_scope_qualifier ( lcb_CMDANALYTICS * cmd,
const char * qualifier,
size_t qualifier_len )
Stability
Uncommitted

Associate scope_qualifier (also known as query_context) with the query.

The qualifier must be in form default:${bucket_name}.${scope_name}.

See also
REST API definition at https://docs.couchbase.com/server/current/analytics/rest-service.html
Parameters
cmdthe command
qualifierthe string containing qualifier
qualifier_lenlength of the qualifier

◆ lcb_cmdanalytics_handle()

lcb_STATUS lcb_cmdanalytics_handle ( lcb_CMDANALYTICS * cmd,
lcb_ANALYTICS_HANDLE ** handle )

Get handle to analytics query.

Used when canceling a request. See lcb_respanalytics_handle as well

Parameters
cmdthe command
handlepointer to handle pointer
Returns
LCB_SUCCESS if successful, otherwise an error code

◆ lcb_cmdanalytics_on_behalf_of()

lcb_STATUS lcb_cmdanalytics_on_behalf_of ( lcb_CMDANALYTICS * cmd,
const char * data,
size_t data_len )
Stability
Internal
Internal: This should never be used and is not supported.

◆ lcb_analytics()

lcb_STATUS lcb_analytics ( lcb_INSTANCE * instance,
void * cookie,
const lcb_CMDANALYTICS * cmd )

Execute a Analytics query.

This function will send the query to a query server in the cluster and will invoke the callback (lcb_CMDANALYTICS::callback) for each result returned.

Parameters
instanceThe instance
cookiePointer to application data
cmdthe command
Returns
LCB_SUCCESS if successfully scheduled otherwise a failure.
Examples
example/analytics/analytics.c.

◆ lcb_analytics_cancel()

lcb_STATUS lcb_analytics_cancel ( lcb_INSTANCE * instance,
lcb_ANALYTICS_HANDLE * handle )

Cancels an in-progress request.

This will ensure that further callbacks for the given request are not delivered.

Parameters
instancethe instance
handlethe handle for the request. This can be obtained from the command (see lcb_cmdanalytics_handle), or from the response (see lcb_respanalytics_handle)

To obtain the handle parameter, do something like this:

lcb_CMDANALYTICS *cmd;
// (Initialize command...)
lcb_analytics(instance, cookie, &cmd);
lcb_ANALYTICS_HANDLE* handle;
lcb_cmdanalytics_gethandle(cmd, &handle);
lcb_STATUS lcb_analytics(lcb_INSTANCE *instance, void *cookie, const lcb_CMDANALYTICS *cmd)
Execute a Analytics query.

If you happen to only have the lcb_RESPANALYTICS handy, say you are in the callback:

lcb_ANALYTICS_HANDLE* handle;
lcb_respanalytics_handle(resp, &handle);
lcb_STATUS lcb_respanalytics_handle(const lcb_RESPANALYTICS *resp, lcb_ANALYTICS_HANDLE **handle)
Get handle to analytics query.

If the lcb_analytics_query() function returns LCB_SUCCESS then the handle above is populated with the opaque handle. You can then use this handle to cancel the query at a later point, such as within the callback.

lcb_analytics_cancel(instance, handle);
lcb_STATUS lcb_analytics_cancel(lcb_INSTANCE *instance, lcb_ANALYTICS_HANDLE *handle)
Cancels an in-progress request.

Typedef Documentation

◆ lcb_RESPANALYTICS

typedef struct lcb_RESPANALYTICS_ lcb_RESPANALYTICS

Response for a Analytics query.

This is delivered in the lcb_ANALYTICSCALLBACK callback function for each result row received. The callback is also called one last time when all

◆ lcb_ANALYTICS_CALLBACK

typedef void(* lcb_ANALYTICS_CALLBACK) (lcb_INSTANCE *, int, const lcb_RESPANALYTICS *)

Callback to be invoked for each row.

Parameters
Theinstance
Callbacktype. This is set to LCB_CALLBACK_ANALYTICS
Theresponse.

Enumeration Type Documentation

◆ lcb_ANALYTICS_CONSISTENCY

Enumerator
LCB_ANALYTICS_CONSISTENCY_NOT_BOUNDED 

No consistency constraints.

The default. When you are not concerned about the consistency of this query with regards to other queries.

LCB_ANALYTICS_CONSISTENCY_REQUEST_PLUS 

Strong consistency.

Ensures that the query won't execute until any pending indexing at the time of the request has completed.