Type Members

1.  class AsyncCollectionQueryIndexManager extends AnyRef

   Allows query indexes to be managed on this collection.

2.  class AsyncQueryIndexManager extends AnyRef

   Allows query indexes to be managed.

   Allows query indexes to be managed.

   Operations take a bucketName, scopeName and collectionName.

   If only bucketName is provided, the indexes affected will be those on the bucket's default scope and collection. If bucketName and scopeName are provided, the indexes affected will be all those on collections under that scope. If bucketName, scopeName and collectionName are provided, the affected fetched will be on that specific collection.

3.  class CollectionQueryIndexManager extends AnyRef

   Allows query indexes to be managed, at the Collection level.

4.  case class QueryIndex(name: String, is_primary: Option[Boolean], using: Option[String], state: String, keyspace_id: String, index_key: Seq[String], condition: Option[String], partition: Option[String], bucket_id: Option[String], scope_id: Option[String]) extends Product with Serializable
5.  class QueryIndexManager extends AnyRef

   Allows query indexes to be managed.

   Allows query indexes to be managed.

   Operations take a bucketName, scopeName and collectionName.

   If only bucketName is provided, the indexes affected will be those on the bucket's default scope and collection. If bucketName and scopeName are provided, the indexes affected will be all those on collections under that scope. If bucketName, scopeName and collectionName are provided, the affected fetched will be on that specific collection.

6.  sealed trait QueryIndexType extends AnyRef
7.  class ReactiveCollectionQueryIndexManager extends AnyRef

   Allows query indexes to be managed on this collection.

8.  class ReactiveQueryIndexManager extends AnyRef

   Allows query indexes to be managed.

   Allows query indexes to be managed.

   Operations take a bucketName, scopeName and collectionName.

   If only bucketName is provided, the indexes affected will be those on the bucket's default scope and collection. If bucketName and scopeName are provided, the indexes affected will be all those on collections under that scope. If bucketName, scopeName and collectionName are provided, the affected fetched will be on that specific collection.