getFlushAllState()

This operation checks whether a previous flush-all action has finished. Use it when you call flushAll asynchronously and need to poll for completion.

Java

public GetFlushAllStateResp getFlushAllState(GetFlushAllStateReq request)

Request Syntax

Java

getFlushAllState(GetFlushAllStateReq.builder()
    .databaseName(String databaseName)
    .flushAllTs(Long flushAllTs)
    .build());

BUILDER METHODS:

• databaseName(String databaseName)

  The database used when flushAll was called.

• flushAllTs(Long flushAllTs)

  The flush-all timestamp returned by flushAll.

RETURNS:

GetFlushAllStateResp

EXCEPTIONS:

• MilvusClientException

  This exception will be raised when validation fails or the server returns an error for this operation.

Example

Java

MilvusClientV2 client = new MilvusClientV2(ConnectConfig.builder()
    .uri("http://localhost:19530")
    .token("root:Milvus")
    .build());

FlushAllResp flush = client.flushAll(FlushAllReq.builder()
    .databaseName("default")
    .build());
GetFlushAllStateResp state = client.getFlushAllState(GetFlushAllStateReq.builder()
    .databaseName("default")
    .flushAllTs(flush.getFlushAllTs())
    .build());
System.out.println(state.getFlushed());