SendAllOQLToService()
The SendAllOQLToService();
stitcher rule sends all
the records in a variable of type RecordList
to another
service. Use this rule to more efficiently send a batch of OQL instructions over
the network rather than several individual OQL requests.
Example
The SendAllOQLToService();
statement uses following
syntax.
SendAllOQLToService(service_name,variable,oql string,test stitcher );
Arguments
The following table lists the properties of the arguments of this stitcher rule.Argument | Description | Accepts constants | Accepts variables | Accepts eval clauses |
---|---|---|---|---|
service name |
Name of the process to send results to. Available strings
can be found by running the command ncp_oql -options . |
Yes | No | No |
variable |
Variable to send the records from. | No | Yes | No |
oql string |
OQL command to execute. This can reference members of the optional record, if
present.
Note: OQL queries must not be terminated with a semi-colon.
|
Yes | No | Yes |
test stitcher |
Stitcher to invoke for each record inserted. | Yes | No | No |
Example
In the following example, SomeScript.pl
is a script that
you want to run against multiple entities. ScriptDataFilter
is
a stitcher that verifies that the arguments are correct.
SendAllOQLToService(
"Ctrl", // Send OQL to this service
scriptTargets, // Send the records from this variable
"insert into services.unManaged
( serviceName, servicePath, argList, logFile )
values
( 'SomeScript.pl', '$NCHOME/precision/scripts/perl/scripts',
eval(list type text, '$scriptTargetArgList') , 'someScript.log' );",
"ScriptDataFilter" // Invoke this stitcher for each record
);