Table of Contents
5.1 Basics
Showcasing the GridDB API with Sample Applications
- Introduction
- Provides an overview of the sample application.
- GridDB Basics
- Basic information about GridDB.
- Preparation
- How to setup a GridDB development and testing environment
- Environment (server)
- How to configure and start a GridDB server.
- Environment (client)
- How to build and run a GridDB client application.
- Connecting GridDB
- How to connect to GridDB.
- Container
- Containers are the basic structure in which GridDB stores data.
- Schema definition
- Define the schema on how data is stored.
- Container Create / Delete
- How to create and delete a container.
- Collection
- A collection is a type of container in which the key can be of any type.
- Register Collection
- How to register the data in a collection.
- Data Retrieval
- How to get data from a collection.
- Data Deletion
- How to remove the data from a collection.
- Collection Modification
- How to add or change an index or row.
- TimeSeries container
- A container that uses timestamp as a key.
- Data Registration
- How to register the data in a time series container.
- Data Retrieval
- How to retrieve and aggregate chronological data.
- Data Deletation
- How to remove data from a TScontainer.
- Change of time-series container
- Add an index and a row of time-series container, how to change.
- TQL
- TQL is a simple query language that can be used to access GridDB's data.
- Triggers
- Triggers can run specific code via REST or JMS.
- Trigger (REST)
- Trigger (JMS)
- Batch processing
- GridDB can be access multiple records with one request via batch processing.
- Multi-Put
- Multi-Query
- Multi-Get
- Meta-information
- The different data types available for use within GridDB
- Appendix
- Sample Program List Coming Soon