com.youtube.vitess.proto.vtgate
caller_id identifies the caller. This is the effective caller ID, set by the application to further identify the caller.
keyspace to target the query to.
shard to target the query to, for unsharded keyspaces.
KeyRange to target the query to, for sharded keyspaces.
tablet_type is the type of tablets that this request is targeted to.
timestamp is the timestamp to start the stream from. It is unused is event is set, and we are only streaming from the shard described by event.shard.
event is the event to start the stream from. Note it is only used if we are streaming from exactly the same shard as this event was coming from. Otherwise we can't use this event, and will use the timestamp as a starting point.
caller_id identifies the caller.
caller_id identifies the caller. This is the effective caller ID, set by the application to further identify the caller.
event is the event to start the stream from.
event is the event to start the stream from. Note it is only used if we are streaming from exactly the same shard as this event was coming from. Otherwise we can't use this event, and will use the timestamp as a starting point.
KeyRange to target the query to, for sharded keyspaces.
keyspace to target the query to.
shard to target the query to, for unsharded keyspaces.
tablet_type is the type of tablets that this request is targeted to.
timestamp is the timestamp to start the stream from.
timestamp is the timestamp to start the stream from. It is unused is event is set, and we are only streaming from the shard described by event.shard.
(Since version 0.6.0) Use toPMessage
(Since version 0.6.0) Use getField that accepts a ScalaPB descriptor and returns PValue
UpdateStreamRequest is the payload to UpdateStream.
caller_id identifies the caller. This is the effective caller ID, set by the application to further identify the caller.
keyspace to target the query to.
shard to target the query to, for unsharded keyspaces.
KeyRange to target the query to, for sharded keyspaces.
tablet_type is the type of tablets that this request is targeted to.
timestamp is the timestamp to start the stream from. It is unused is event is set, and we are only streaming from the shard described by event.shard.
event is the event to start the stream from. Note it is only used if we are streaming from exactly the same shard as this event was coming from. Otherwise we can't use this event, and will use the timestamp as a starting point.