Exemple #1
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// ExecuteBatch is exposing tabletserver.SqlQuery.ExecuteBatch
func (sq *SqlQuery) ExecuteBatch(ctx context.Context, queryList *proto.QueryList, reply *proto.QueryResultList) (err error) {
	defer sq.server.HandlePanic(&err)
	tErr := sq.server.ExecuteBatch(callinfo.RPCWrapCallInfo(ctx), nil, queryList, reply)
	tabletserver.AddTabletErrorToQueryResultList(tErr, reply)
	if *tabletserver.RPCErrorOnlyInReply {
		return nil
	}
	return tErr
}
Exemple #2
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// ExecuteBatch2 should not be used by anything other than tests
// It will eventually replace ExecuteBatch, but it breaks compatibility with older clients.
// Once all clients are upgraded, it can be replaced.
func (sq *SqlQuery) ExecuteBatch2(ctx context.Context, req *proto.ExecuteBatchRequest, reply *proto.QueryResultList) (err error) {
	defer sq.server.HandlePanic(&err)
	if req == nil {
		return nil
	}
	ctx = callerid.NewContext(ctx,
		callerid.GoRPCEffectiveCallerID(req.EffectiveCallerID),
		callerid.GoRPCImmediateCallerID(req.ImmediateCallerID),
	)
	tErr := sq.server.ExecuteBatch(callinfo.RPCWrapCallInfo(ctx), proto.TargetToProto3(req.Target), &req.QueryBatch, reply)
	tabletserver.AddTabletErrorToQueryResultList(tErr, reply)
	return nil
}