Examples of ColumnTrackingNextLargestTimestampFilter

com.salesforce.hbase.index.covered.filter.ColumnTrackingNextLargestTimestampFilter
Similar to the {@link MaxTimestampFilter}, but also updates the 'next largest' timestamp seen that is not skipped by the below criteria. Note that it isn't as quick as the {@link MaxTimestampFilter} as we can't just seek ahead to a key with the matching timestamp, buthave to iterate each kv until we find the right one with an allowed timestamp.
Inclusively filter on the maximum timestamp allowed. Excludes all elements greater than (but not equal to) the given timestamp, so given ts = 5, a {@link KeyValue} with ts 6 is excluded, but notone with ts = 5.
This filter generally doesn't make sense on its own - it should follow a per-column filter and possible a per-delete filter to only track the most recent (but not exposed to the user) timestamp.
org.apache.hbase.index.covered.filter.ColumnTrackingNextLargestTimestampFilter
Similar to the {@link MaxTimestampFilter}, but also updates the 'next largest' timestamp seen that is not skipped by the below criteria. Note that it isn't as quick as the {@link MaxTimestampFilter} as we can't just seek ahead to a key with the matching timestamp, buthave to iterate each kv until we find the right one with an allowed timestamp.
Inclusively filter on the maximum timestamp allowed. Excludes all elements greater than (but not equal to) the given timestamp, so given ts = 5, a {@link KeyValue} with ts 6 is excluded, but notone with ts = 5.
This filter generally doesn't make sense on its own - it should follow a per-column filter and possible a per-delete filter to only track the most recent (but not exposed to the user) timestamp.
org.apache.phoenix.hbase.index.covered.filter.ColumnTrackingNextLargestTimestampFilter
Similar to the {@link MaxTimestampFilter}, but also updates the 'next largest' timestamp seen that is not skipped by the below criteria. Note that it isn't as quick as the {@link MaxTimestampFilter} as we can't just seek ahead to a key with the matching timestamp, buthave to iterate each kv until we find the right one with an allowed timestamp.
Inclusively filter on the maximum timestamp allowed. Excludes all elements greater than (but not equal to) the given timestamp, so given ts = 5, a {@link KeyValue} with ts 6 is excluded, but notone with ts = 5.
This filter generally doesn't make sense on its own - it should follow a per-column filter and possible a per-delete filter to only track the most recent (but not exposed to the user) timestamp.

Examples of com.salesforce.hbase.index.covered.filter.ColumnTrackingNextLargestTimestampFilter

    FilterList filters = new FilterList(Lists.newArrayList(columnFilters));


    // skip to the right TS. This needs to come before the deletes since the deletes will hide any
    // state that comes before the actual kvs, so we need to capture those TS as they change the row
    // state.
    filters.addFilter(new ColumnTrackingNextLargestTimestampFilter(ts, tracker));


    // filter out kvs based on deletes
    filters.addFilter(new ApplyAndFilterDeletesFilter(getAllFamilies(indexedColumns)));


    // combine the family filters and the rest of the filters as a

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Examples of org.apache.hbase.index.covered.filter.ColumnTrackingNextLargestTimestampFilter

    FilterList filters = new FilterList(Lists.newArrayList(columnFilters));


    // skip to the right TS. This needs to come before the deletes since the deletes will hide any
    // state that comes before the actual kvs, so we need to capture those TS as they change the row
    // state.
    filters.addFilter(new ColumnTrackingNextLargestTimestampFilter(ts, tracker));


    // filter out kvs based on deletes
    filters.addFilter(new ApplyAndFilterDeletesFilter(getAllFamilies(indexedColumns)));


    // combine the family filters and the rest of the filters as a

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Examples of org.apache.phoenix.hbase.index.covered.filter.ColumnTrackingNextLargestTimestampFilter

    FilterList filters = new FilterList(Lists.newArrayList(columnFilters));


    // skip to the right TS. This needs to come before the deletes since the deletes will hide any
    // state that comes before the actual kvs, so we need to capture those TS as they change the row
    // state.
    filters.addFilter(new ColumnTrackingNextLargestTimestampFilter(ts, tracker));


    // filter out kvs based on deletes
    filters.addFilter(new ApplyAndFilterDeletesFilter(getAllFamilies(indexedColumns)));


    // combine the family filters and the rest of the filters as a

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