Method: Aerospike::QueryPolicy#initialize

Defined in:
lib/aerospike/policy/query_policy.rb

#initialize(opt = {}) ⇒ QueryPolicy

Returns a new instance of QueryPolicy.

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# File 'lib/aerospike/policy/query_policy.rb', line 28

def initialize(opt={})
  super

  # Indicates if bin data is retrieved. If false, only record digests (and
  # user keys if stored on the server) are retrieved.
  # Default is true.
  @include_bin_data = opt.fetch(:include_bin_data, true)

  # Approximates the number of records to return to the client. This number is divided by the
  # number of nodes involved in the query. The actual number of records returned
  # may be less than MaxRecords if node record counts are small and unbalanced across
  # nodes.
  #
  # This field is supported on server versions >= 4.9.
  #
  # Default: 0 (do not limit record count)
  @max_records = opt.fetch(:max_records) { 0 }

  # Issue scan requests in parallel or serially.
  @concurrent_nodes = opt.fetch(:concurrent_nodes) { true }

  # Determines network timeout for each attempt.
  #
  # If socket_timeout is not zero and socket_timeout is reached before an attempt completes,
  # the Timeout above is checked. If Timeout is not exceeded, the transaction
  # is retried. If both socket_timeout and Timeout are non-zero, socket_timeout must be less
  # than or equal to Timeout, otherwise Timeout will also be used for socket_timeout.
  #
  # Default: 30s
  @socket_timeout = opt[:socket_timeout] || 30000

  # Number of records to place in queue before blocking. Records received
  # from multiple server nodes will be placed in a queue. A separate thread
  # consumes these records in parallel. If the queue is full, the producer
  # threads will block until records are consumed.
  # Default is 5000.
  @record_queue_size = opt[:record_queue_size] || 5000

  # Limit returned records per second (rps) rate for each server.
  # Will not apply rps limit if records_per_second is zero.
  # Currently only applicable to a query without a defined filter (scan).
  # Default is 0
  @records_per_second = opt[:records_per_second] || 0

  # Expected query duration. The server treats the query in different ways depending on the expected duration.
  # This field is ignored for aggregation queries, background queries and server versions < 6.0.
  #
  # Default: QueryDuration::LONG
  @expected_duration = opt[:expected_duration] || QueryDuration::LONG

  # DEPRECATED
  # Detemine wether query expected to return less than 100 records.
  # If true, the server will optimize the query for a small record set.
  # This field is ignored for aggregation queries, background queries
  # and server versions 6.0+.
  #
  # This field is deprecated and will eventually be removed. Use {expected_duration} instead.
  # For backwards compatibility: If ShortQuery is true, the query is treated as a short query and
  # {expected_duration} is ignored. If {short_query} is false, {expected_duration} is used as defaults to {Policy#QueryDuration#LONG}.
  # Default: false
  @short_query = opt[:short_query] ||false

  self
end