This section gives you an overview on how you can use the Spring annotations defined in to simplify the configuration when DirectQuery is used.Documentation Index
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How it works
Some Spring annotations have been defined to make the definition of Beans easier. You can use these annotations at the Bean level or at the Class level.| Annotation | Description |
|---|---|
@ConditionalOnInMemoryDatabase | This annotation is conditional on DirectQuery being disabled, that is, on the in-memory datastore being used. Underlying Spring property condition: - starter.deployment.type=in-memory |
@ConditionalOnDirectQueryDatabase | This annotation is conditional on DirectQuery being enabled. Underlying Spring property condition: - starter.deployment.type=direct-query |
@ConditionalOnSnowflake | This annotation is conditional on DirectQuery being enabled and configured to use a Snowflake Database. Underlying Spring property condition: - starter.deployment.type=direct-query and directquery.database.type=snowflake |
@ConditionalOnClickhouse | This annotation is conditional on DirectQuery being enabled and configured to use a ClickHouse Database. Underlying Spring property condition: - starter.deployment.type=direct-query and directquery.database.type=clickhouse |
@ConditionalOnMSSQL | This annotation is conditional on DirectQuery being enabled and configured to use a Microsoft SQL Database. Underlying Spring property condition: - starter.deployment.type=direct-query and directquery.database.type=mssql |
@ConditionalOnDatabricks | This annotation is conditional on DirectQuery being enabled and configured to use a Databricks Database. Underlying Spring property condition: - starter.deployment.type=direct-query and directquery.database.type=databricks |