How to use mergeDataTableSpecResults method of execution Package

Best Gauge code snippet using execution.mergeDataTableSpecResults

simpleExecution.go

Source: simpleExecution.go Github

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...85 event.Notify(event.NewExecutionEvent(event.SuiteStart, nil, nil, 0, gauge_messages.ExecutionInfo{}))86 e.pluginHandler = plugin.StartPlugins(e.manifest)87}88func (e *simpleExecution) finish() {89 e.suiteResult = mergeDataTableSpecResults(e.suiteResult)90 event.Notify(event.NewExecutionEvent(event.SuiteEnd, nil, e.suiteResult, 0, gauge_messages.ExecutionInfo{}))91 e.notifyExecutionResult()92 e.stopAllPlugins()93}94func (e *simpleExecution) stopAllPlugins() {95 e.notifyExecutionStop()96 if err := e.runner.Kill(); err != nil {97 logger.Errorf(true, "Failed to kill Runner: %s", err.Error())98 }99}100func (e *simpleExecution) executeSpecs(sc *gauge.SpecCollection) (results []*result.SpecResult) {101 for sc.HasNext() {102 specs := sc.Next()103 var preHookFailures, postHookFailures []*gauge_messages.ProtoHookFailure...

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merge.go

Source: merge.go Github

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...16 "strings"17 "github.com/​getgauge/​gauge/​execution/​result"18 m "github.com/​getgauge/​gauge/​gauge_messages"19)20func mergeDataTableSpecResults(sResult *result.SuiteResult) *result.SuiteResult {21 suiteRes := result.NewSuiteResult(sResult.Tags, time.Now())22 suiteRes.IsFailed = sResult.IsFailed23 suiteRes.ExecutionTime = sResult.ExecutionTime24 suiteRes.PostSuite = sResult.PostSuite25 suiteRes.PreSuite = sResult.PreSuite26 suiteRes.UnhandledErrors = sResult.UnhandledErrors27 suiteRes.Timestamp = sResult.Timestamp28 suiteRes.ProjectName = sResult.ProjectName29 suiteRes.Environment = sResult.Environment30 suiteRes.Tags = sResult.Tags31 suiteRes.PreHookMessages = append(suiteRes.PreHookMessages, sResult.PreHookMessages...)32 suiteRes.PostHookMessages = append(suiteRes.PostHookMessages, sResult.PostHookMessages...)33 suiteRes.PreHookScreenshots = append(suiteRes.PreHookScreenshots, sResult.PreHookScreenshots...)34 suiteRes.PostHookScreenshots = append(suiteRes.PostHookScreenshots, sResult.PostHookScreenshots...)...

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mergeDataTableSpecResults

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1import (2func main() {3 conn, err := go_ibm_db.Connect("DATABASE=BLUDB;HOSTNAME=dashdb-txn-sbox-yp-dal09-04.services.dal.bluemix.net;PORT=50000;PROTOCOL=TCPIP;UID=xxxx;PWD=xxxx", "", "")4 if err != nil {5 fmt.Println("Connection failed")6 } else {7 fmt.Println("Connection successful")8 }9 stmt, err := go_ibm_db.Prepare(conn, "CREATE TABLE sample (ID INTEGER, NAME VARCHAR(20))")10 if err != nil {11 fmt.Println("Error in creating table")12 } else {13 fmt.Println("Table created")14 }15 _, err = go_ibm_db.Execute(stmt)16 if err != nil {17 fmt.Println("Error in executing query")18 } else {19 fmt.Println("Query executed")20 }21 stmt, err = go_ibm_db.Prepare(conn, "INSERT INTO sample (ID, NAME) VALUES(?, ?)")22 if err != nil {23 fmt.Println("Error in inserting data")24 } else {25 fmt.Println("Data inserted")26 }27 _, err = go_ibm_db.Execute(stmt)28 if err != nil {29 fmt.Println("Error in executing query")30 } else {31 fmt.Println("Query executed")32 }33 stmt, err = go_ibm_db.Prepare(conn, "SELECT * FROM sample")34 if err != nil {35 fmt.Println("Error in selecting data")36 } else {37 fmt.Println("Data selected")38 }39 _, err = go_ibm_db.Execute(stmt)40 if err != nil {41 fmt.Println("Error in executing query")42 } else {43 fmt.Println("Query executed")44 }45 stmt, err = go_ibm_db.Prepare(conn, "DROP TABLE sample")46 if err != nil {47 fmt.Println("Error in dropping table")48 } else {49 fmt.Println("Table dropped")50 }51 _, err = go_ibm_db.Execute(stmt)52 if err != nil {53 fmt.Println("Error in executing query")54 } else {55 fmt.Println("Query executed")56 }57}

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mergeDataTableSpecResults

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1import (2func main() {3 execution := bigquery.Execution{}4 tableSpec := bigquery.TableSpec{}5 tableSpec2 := bigquery.TableSpec{}6 tableSpec3 := bigquery.TableSpec{}7 tableSpec4 := bigquery.TableSpec{}8 tableSpec5 := bigquery.TableSpec{}9 tableSpec6 := bigquery.TableSpec{}10 tableSpec7 := bigquery.TableSpec{}11 tableSpec8 := bigquery.TableSpec{}12 tableSpec9 := bigquery.TableSpec{}13 tableSpec10 := bigquery.TableSpec{}14 tableSpec11 := bigquery.TableSpec{}15 tableSpec12 := bigquery.TableSpec{}16 tableSpec13 := bigquery.TableSpec{}17 tableSpec14 := bigquery.TableSpec{}18 tableSpec15 := bigquery.TableSpec{}19 tableSpec16 := bigquery.TableSpec{}20 tableSpec17 := bigquery.TableSpec{}21 tableSpec18 := bigquery.TableSpec{}22 tableSpec19 := bigquery.TableSpec{}23 tableSpec20 := bigquery.TableSpec{}24 tableSpec21 := bigquery.TableSpec{}25 tableSpec22 := bigquery.TableSpec{}26 tableSpec23 := bigquery.TableSpec{}27 tableSpec24 := bigquery.TableSpec{}28 tableSpec25 := bigquery.TableSpec{}29 tableSpec26 := bigquery.TableSpec{}

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mergeDataTableSpecResults

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1func main() {2 var input = []map[string]interface{}{3 {4 },5 {6 },7 {8 },9 }10 var input2 = []map[string]interface{}{11 {12 },13 {14 },15 {16 },17 }18 var input3 = []map[string]interface{}{19 {20 },21 {22 },23 {24 },25 }26 var input4 = []map[string]interface{}{27 {28 },29 {30 },31 {32 },33 }34 var input5 = []map[string]interface{}{35 {36 },37 {38 },39 {40 },41 }42 var input6 = []map[string]interface{}{43 {44 },45 {46 },47 {48 },49 }50 var input7 = []map[string]interface{}{51 {

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mergeDataTableSpecResults

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1package org.knime.base.node.preproc.datatable;2import java.util.ArrayList;3import java.util.List;4import org.knime.core.data.DataTableSpec;5import org.knime.core.node.ExecutionContext;6import org.knime.core.node.NodeLogger;7import org.knime.core.node.port.PortObjectSpec;8public class DataTableSpecMergeNodeModel extends DataTableSpecNodeModel {9 private static final NodeLogger LOGGER = NodeLogger.getLogger(DataTableSpecMergeNodeModel.class);10 public DataTableSpecMergeNodeModel() {11 super();12 }13 protected PortObjectSpec[] execute(final PortObjectSpec[] inSpecs, final ExecutionContext exec) throws Exception {14 LOGGER.debug("DataTableSpecMergeNodeModel execute method called.");15 List<DataTableSpec> dataSpecs = new ArrayList<DataTableSpec>();16 for (int i = 0; i < inSpecs.length; i++) {17 if (inSpecs[i] != null) {18 dataSpecs.add((DataTableSpec)inSpecs[i]);19 }20 }21 DataTableSpec mergedSpec = exec.mergeDataTableSpecs(dataSpecs.toArray(new DataTableSpec[] {}));22 return new PortObjectSpec[]{mergedSpec};23 }24}25package org.knime.base.node.preproc.datatable;26import java.util.ArrayList;27import java.util.List;28import org.knime.core.data.DataTableSpec;29import org.knime.core.node.ExecutionContext;30import org.knime.core.node.NodeLogger;31import org.knime.core.node.port.PortObjectSpec;32public class DataTableSpecMergeNodeModel extends DataTableSpecNodeModel {33 private static final NodeLogger LOGGER = NodeLogger.getLogger(DataTableSpecMergeNodeModel.class);34 public DataTableSpecMergeNodeModel() {35 super();36 }37 protected PortObjectSpec[] execute(final PortObjectSpec[] inSpecs, final ExecutionContext exec) throws Exception {38 LOGGER.debug("DataTableSpecMergeNodeModel execute method called.");39 List<DataTableSpec> dataSpecs = new ArrayList<DataTableSpec>();40 for (int i = 0; i < inSpecs.length; i++) {41 if (inSpecs[i] != null) {

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mergeDataTableSpecResults

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4 tableSpec := make(map[string]interface{})5 tableSpec["primary_key"] = []string{"id"}6 tableSpec["columns"] = []interface{}{7 map[string]interface{}{8 },9 map[string]interface{}{10 },11 map[string]interface{}{12 },13 }14 tableSpec2 := make(map[string]interface{})15 tableSpec2["primary_key"] = []string{"id"}16 tableSpec2["columns"] = []interface{}{17 map[string]interface{}{18 },19 map[string]interface{}{20 },21 map[string]interface{}{22 },23 }24 tableSpec3 := make(map[string]interface{})25 tableSpec3["primary_key"] = []string{"id"}26 tableSpec3["columns"] = []interface{}{27 map[string]interface{}{28 },29 map[string]interface{}{30 },31 map[string]interface{}{32 },33 }34 tableSpec4 := make(map[string]interface{})35 tableSpec4["primary_key"] = []string{"id"}36 tableSpec4["columns"] = []interface{}{37 map[string]interface{}{38 },39 map[string]interface{}{40 },41 map[string]interface{}{42 },

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