That works - super happy with the result you are always so helpful thank you
Ilya
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Hello!
It does not seem that you define any tables for this cache, but
0: jdbc:ignite:thin://localhost> SELECT "wayne".square(4);
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I don't know why i didn't think of that - superb thanks Ilya.
Are you certain the function needs to be in libs\home - It can't seem to
find the function and i would have expected to at least see something in the
log about loading it.
ENV setup
system variable IGNITE_HOME = c:\Ignite_2.7
test f
Hello!
I think you can refer to functions as "schemaName".function()
This means you can create a single cache with known schema and all the
functions, always refer to it.
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чт, 28 февр. 2019 г. в 11:29, wt :
> one question regarding this configuration. I noticed it i
I have just realized an issue with this process. I have built my own version
of the web console that generates caches for tables in databases. This is an
automated process in the UI so i do not know what additional caches will be
created beforehand. This leaves me with the dilemma of this custom fu
one question regarding this configuration. I noticed it is cache specific and
to me that implies every cache will need to have this configuration section
set. Is there perhaps a way to configure this globally once instead of
replicating it for every cache?
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> I have found several examples in java code for registering the custom
function but nothing
showing how to do it in the xml config file.
// Preparing a cache configuration.CacheConfiguration cfg = new
CacheConfiguration();
// Registering the class that contains custom SQL
functions.cfg.se
Hi Wayne,
You can write a service in Java that registers custom SQL function.
Then call that service from .NET.
Classpath is provided in IgniteConfiguration.JvmClasspath.
See https://ptupitsyn.github.io/Ignite-Plugin/ to get some idea on how to
combine Java-based Ignite stuff with Ignite.NET.
Let
Thanks Ilya
So i need a little guidance here if you don't mind i am just throwing
together a quick test as a precursor to a new project.
I have a .net ignite service wrapper
var cfg = new IgniteConfiguration()
{
SpringConfigUrl = "/ignitecfg.xml",
Hello!
They are not supported yet.
However, you can still configure your caches to use Java custom functions
and use them even if the rest of your project is .Net. I assume that
functions are usually self-contained.
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ср, 27 февр. 2019 г. в 12:13, wt :
> good day
>
good day
I can't seem to find anything on the .net api for custom sql functions. Can
anyone tell me if it is possible in .net as it is here in Java
https://apacheignite-sql.readme.io/docs/custom-sql-functions
Thanks
Wayne
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