The WritePolicy type exposes the following members.
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Fields
Name | Description | |
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![]() | allowProleReads |
Allow read operations to use replicated data partitions instead of master
partition. By default, both read and write operations are directed to the
master partition.
(Inherited from Policy.)This variable is currently only used in batch read/exists operations. For batch, this variable should only be set to true when the replication factor is greater than or equal to the number of nodes in the cluster. |
![]() | expiration |
Record expiration. Also known as ttl (time to live).
Seconds record will live before being removed by the server.
Expiration values:
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![]() | generation |
Expected generation. Generation is the number of times a record has been modified
(including creation) on the server. If a write operation is creating a record,
the expected generation would be 0.
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![]() | generationPolicy |
Qualify how to handle record writes based on record generation. The default (NONE)
indicates that the generation is not used to restrict writes.
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![]() | maxRetries |
Maximum number of retries before aborting the current transaction.
A retry is attempted when there is a network error other than timeout.
If maxRetries is exceeded, the abort will occur even if the timeout
has not yet been exceeded. The default number of retries is 2.
(Inherited from Policy.) |
![]() | priority |
Priority of request relative to other transactions.
Currently, only used for scans.
(Inherited from Policy.) |
![]() | recordExistsAction |
Qualify how to handle writes where the record already exists.
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![]() | sleepBetweenRetries |
Milliseconds to sleep between retries if a transaction fails and the
timeout was not exceeded. The default sleep between retries is 500 ms.
(Inherited from Policy.) |
![]() | timeout |
Transaction timeout in milliseconds.
This timeout is used to set the socket timeout and is also sent to the
server along with the transaction in the wire protocol.
Default to no timeout (0).
(Inherited from Policy.) |
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