trait RedisConnectionExecutor extends RedisNodeExecutor
Marker subtype of RedisExecutor which guarantees ability to execute all commands implemented by the driver, including the ones that change or access connection state.
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def
executeBatch[A](batch: RedisBatch[A], config: ExecutionConfig = ExecutionConfig.Default): commons.Future[A]
Executes a RedisBatch.
Executes a RedisBatch. Redis client implementations (e.g. RedisNodeClient) implement this method by actually sending the batch to Redis server and receving and decoding the response.
WARNING: Even though the signature of this method indicates that any batch can be executed, every client type supports only a subset of commands. For example, you can't execute
CLIENT SETNAME(clientSetname) on a RedisNodeClient because it's a connection state changing command and RedisNodeClient uses a pool of reusable connections. If you try to do this, you'll get a ForbiddenCommandException.- Definition Classes
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def
executeOp[A](op: RedisOp[A], executionConfig: ExecutionConfig = ExecutionConfig.Default): commons.Future[A]
Executes a RedisOp, i.e.
Executes a RedisOp, i.e. a sequence of RedisBatches where each batch may be created based on a result of previous batch and may use
WATCHandUNWATCHcommands for the purpose of performing transactions with optimistic locking. Redis client implementations (e.g. RedisNodeClient) implement execution of RedisOp by reserving a single connection so that entire RedisOp is executed on that single connection without any other concurrent commands executing in between. This is necessary forWATCHandUNWATCHcommands to work as expected.- Definition Classes
- RedisOpExecutor
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implicit abstract
def
executionContext: commons.ExecutionContext
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