Examples with Rnd com.questdb.std.Rnd used on opensource projects

Example 81 with Rnd

use of com.questdb.std.Rnd in project questdb by bluestreak01.

the class AppendRawUnordered method main.

public static void main(String[] args) throws JournalException, ParserException {
    if (args.length < 1) {
        System.out.println("Usage: AppendRawUnordered <path>");
        System.exit(1);
    }
    final String location = args[0];
    // factory can be reused in application and must be explicitly closed when no longer needed.
    try (Factory factory = new Factory(location, 1000, 1, 0)) {
        // to populate it.
        try (JournalWriter writer = factory.writer(new JournalStructure("customers").$int("id").$str("name").$ts("updateDate").$())) {
            Rnd rnd = new Rnd();
            int updateDateIndex = writer.getMetadata().getColumnIndex("updateDate");
            long timestamp = System.currentTimeMillis();
            for (int i = 0; i < 1000000; i++) {
                // timestamp order is enforced by passing value to entryWriter() call
                // in this example we don't pass timestamp and ordering is not enforced
                JournalEntryWriter ew = writer.entryWriter();
                // columns accessed by index
                ew.putInt(0, rnd.nextPositiveInt());
                ew.putStr(1, rnd.nextChars(25));
                // you can use column index we looked up earlier
                ew.putDate(updateDateIndex, timestamp);
                // increment timestamp by 30 seconds
                timestamp += 30000;
                // append record to journal
                ew.append();
            }
            // commit all records at once
            // there is no limit on how many records can be in the same transaction
            writer.commit();
        }
    }
}

Example 82 with Rnd

use of com.questdb.std.Rnd in project questdb by bluestreak01.

the class Generator method createCustomers.

public static void createCustomers(WriterFactory factory) throws JournalException {
    // to populate it.
    try (JournalWriter writer = factory.writer(new JournalStructure("customers").$int("id").$str("name").$ts("updateDate").$())) {
        Rnd rnd = new Rnd();
        int updateDateIndex = writer.getMetadata().getColumnIndex("updateDate");
        long timestamp = System.currentTimeMillis();
        for (int i = 0; i < 1000000; i++) {
            // timestamp order is enforced by passing value to entryWriter() call
            // in this example we don't pass timestamp and ordering is not enforced
            JournalEntryWriter ew = writer.entryWriter();
            // columns accessed by index
            ew.putInt(0, rnd.nextPositiveInt());
            ew.putStr(1, rnd.nextChars(25));
            // you can use column index we looked up earlier
            ew.putDate(updateDateIndex, timestamp);
            // increment timestamp by 30 seconds
            timestamp += 30000;
            // append record to journal
            ew.append();
        }
        // commit all records at once
        // there is no limit on how many records can be in the same transaction
        writer.commit();
    }
}