Python _fetch_result_data Examples

Example #1

    def fetch_result_data(self, user, operation_id):
        from notebook.api import _fetch_result_data

        return _fetch_result_data(user,
                                  operation_id=operation_id,
                                  rows=100,
                                  start_over=False,
                                  nulls_only=True)

Example #2

File: views.py Project: jkillian/hue

def _query_result(request, notebook, max_rows):
  snippet = notebook['snippets'][0]
  snippet['statement'] = notebook['snippets'][0]['statement_raw']

  query_execute = _execute_notebook(request, notebook, snippet)

  history_uuid = query_execute['history_uuid']
  status = _check_status(request, operation_id=history_uuid)
  if status['query_status']['status'] == 'available':
    res = _fetch_result_data(request, operation_id=history_uuid, rows=max_rows)
    return res['result']

  return None

Example #3

File: views.py Project: zhuimengrenweijian/hue

def query_result(request, notebook):
    snippet = notebook['snippets'][0]
    snippet['statement'] = notebook['snippets'][0]['statement_raw']

    query_execute = _execute_notebook(request, notebook, snippet)

    history_uuid = query_execute['history_uuid']
    status = _check_status(request, operation_id=history_uuid)
    if status['query_status']['status'] == 'available':
        response = _fetch_result_data(request, operation_id=history_uuid)
        return response['result']

    return 'Query result has expired or could not be found'