Examples of createIndex()

• bm.db.Table.createIndex()
  Create a new index. @param name index name, must be unique in the database @param order index btree order @param fields collection of fields that create the index (ordered) @param keyType key type, only meaningfull if fields has just one element @param caseSensitive for text indexes, if the index is case sensitive @throws DBException on database errors @throws RecordStoreFullException if no space left @throws RSException on storage errors @throws SerializationException on object serialization errors
• ch.akuhn.hapax.index.TermDocumentMatrix.createIndex()
• com.alibaba.wasp.client.MasterAdminKeepAliveConnection.createIndex()
• com.gemstone.gemfire.cache.query.QueryService.createIndex()
• com.mongodb.DBCollection.createIndex()
  calls {@link DBCollection#createIndex(com.mongodb.DBObject,com.mongodb.DBObject)} with default index options @param keys an object with a key set of the fields desired for the index @throws MongoException
• com.orientechnologies.orient.core.index.OIndexManager.createIndex()
• com.orientechnologies.orient.core.index.OIndexManagerProxy.createIndex()
• com.orientechnologies.orient.core.metadata.schema.OClass.createIndex()
  Creates database index that is based on passed in field names. Given index will be added into class instance and associated with database index. @param fields Field names from which index will be created. @param iName Database index name @param iType Index type. @return Class index registered inside of given class ans associated with database index.
• com.orientechnologies.orient.core.metadata.schema.OProperty.createIndex()
  Creates an index on this property. Indexes speed up queries but slow down insert and update operations. For massive inserts we suggest to remove the index, make the massive insert and recreate it. @param iType One of types supported.

  • UNIQUE: Doesn't allow duplicates
  • NOTUNIQUE: Allow duplicates
  • FULLTEXT: Indexes single word for full text search

  @return
• com.orientechnologies.orient.core.metadata.schema.OPropertyImpl.createIndex()
  Creates an index on this property. Indexes speed up queries but slow down insert and update operations. For massive inserts we suggest to remove the index, make the massive insert and recreate it. @param iType One of types supported.

  • UNIQUE: Doesn't allow duplicates
  • NOTUNIQUE: Allow duplicates
  • FULLTEXT: Indexes single word for full text search

  @return
• com.salesforce.phoenix.schema.MetaDataClient.createIndex()
  Create an index table by morphing the CreateIndexStatement into a CreateTableStatement and calling MetaDataClient.createTable. In doing so, we perform the following translations: 1) Change the type of any columns being indexed to types that support null if the column is nullable. For example, a BIGINT type would be coerced to a DECIMAL type, since a DECIMAL type supports null when it's in the row key while a BIGINT does not. 2) Append any row key column from the data table that is not in the indexed column list. Our indexes rely on having a 1:1 correspondence between the index and data rows. 3) Change the name of the columns to include the column family. For example, if you have a column named "B" in a column family named "A", the indexed column name will be "A:B". This makes it easy to translate the column references in a query to the correct column references in an index table regardless of whether the column reference is prefixed with the column family name or not. It also has the side benefit of allowing the same named column in different column families to both be listed as an index column. @param statement @param splits @return MutationState from population of index table from data table @throws SQLException
• com.splout.db.hadoop.TableBuilder.createIndex()
• com.tinkerpop.blueprints.IndexableGraph.createIndex()
  Generate an index with a particular name for a particular class. @param indexName the name of the manual index @param indexClass the element class that this index is indexing (can be base class) @param indexParameters a collection of parameters for the underlying index implementation @param < T> the element class that this index is indexing (can be base class) @return the index created
• com.tinkerpop.blueprints.impls.orient.OrientBaseGraph.createIndex()
• com.tinkerpop.blueprints.impls.orient.OrientEdgeType.createIndex()
• com.tinkerpop.blueprints.impls.orient.OrientVertexType.createIndex()
• com.tinkerpop.blueprints.impls.tg.TinkerGraph.createIndex()
• fr.eolya.utils.nosql.mongodb.MongoDBCollection.createIndex()
• it.eng.spagobi.commons.utilities.indexing.LuceneIndexer.createIndex()
  Method called to create or increment Lucene index created over metadata binary contents. @param index index file @param create indicating whether index is to be created or updated @throws IOException @throws CorruptIndexException
• net.sf.katta.tool.SampleIndexGenerator.createIndex()
• net.sf.logsaw.index.IIndexService.createIndex()
  Creates an index for the given log resource. @param log the log resource to create an index for @throws CoreException if an error occurs
• org.apache.phoenix.schema.MetaDataClient.createIndex()
  Create an index table by morphing the CreateIndexStatement into a CreateTableStatement and calling MetaDataClient.createTable. In doing so, we perform the following translations: 1) Change the type of any columns being indexed to types that support null if the column is nullable. For example, a BIGINT type would be coerced to a DECIMAL type, since a DECIMAL type supports null when it's in the row key while a BIGINT does not. 2) Append any row key column from the data table that is not in the indexed column list. Our indexes rely on having a 1:1 correspondence between the index and data rows. 3) Change the name of the columns to include the column family. For example, if you have a column named "B" in a column family named "A", the indexed column name will be "A:B". This makes it easy to translate the column references in a query to the correct column references in an index table regardless of whether the column reference is prefixed with the column family name or not. It also has the side benefit of allowing the same named column in different column families to both be listed as an index column. @param statement @param splits @return MutationState from population of index table from data table @throws SQLException
• org.apache.uima.cas.admin.FSIndexRepositoryMgr.createIndex()
  Create a new index. Note: if you creata a BAG_INDEX, the comparator will be ignored. @param comp The comparator for the new index. @param label The name of the new index. @param indexingStrategy The kind of index (sorted, set, bag). @return false iff an index with the samelabel already exists. @throws CASAdminException If the repository is locked (after calling {@link #commit() commit()}).
• org.exist.indexing.sort.SortIndexWorker.createIndex()
  Create a new sort index identified by a name. The method iterates through all items in the items list and adds the nodes to the index. It assumes that the list is already ordered. @param name the name by which the index will be identified @param items ordered list of items to store @throws EXistException @throws LockException
• org.neo4j.kernel.impl.index.IndexXaConnection.createIndex()
• org.openrdf.sail.rdbms.schema.TripleTable.createIndex()
• org.openstreetmap.osmosis.plugin.elasticsearch.service.IndexAdminService.createIndex()
• org.tmatesoft.sqljet.core.table.SqlJetDb.createIndex()
  Create index from SQL clause. @param sql CREATE INDEX ... sentence. @return definition of created index.
• util.SOfficeFactory.createIndex()
  the method create Index

Examples of util.SOfficeFactory.createIndex()

Examples of util.SOfficeFactory.createIndex()

Examples of util.SOfficeFactory.createIndex()

Examples of util.SOfficeFactory.createIndex()