Java GLV and Bindings

[Douglas Moore]

I seen several Java examples of adding edges using the Java language variant of Gremlin (Hopefully I'm phrasing this correctly).

I've seen elsewhere the importance of using Binding -s in queries to avoid Groovy parse performance issues on the Gremlin server.

(e.g. Oracle query bind variables).

My question: With the Java GLV and possibly others, is it important to also include bindings, or does the GLV do this magic for us?

Thanks in advance.

- Douglas

[Jean-Philippe B]

Hello,

Not sure sure about the Java GLV, but with Python GLV it's not magic,
you have to express them:

g.V().has('foo', 5) # no bindings
g.V().has('foo', ('val', 5)) # will generate a binding val=5

JP

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[Stephen Mallette]

At this time, bindings are only important to in two situations:

1. You send Gremlin scripts to the server

2. You send a remote traversal (i.e. bytecode) that contains a lambda

However, I think that in the future we will see some change there. I think that we need to introduce traversal caching (once converted from bytecode on the server) so that they do not have to be reconstructed on each request.

On Sat, Mar 17, 2018 at 12:35 PM, Jean-Philippe B <brau...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

Not sure sure about the Java GLV, but with Python GLV it's not magic, you have to express them:

g.V().has('foo', 5) # no bindings
g.V().has('foo', ('val', 5)) # will generate a binding val=5

JP

Excerpts from Douglas Moore's message of March 17, 2018 4:17 pm:

I seen several Java examples of adding edges using the Java language variant of Gremlin (Hopefully I'm phrasing this correctly).
I've seen elsewhere the importance of using Binding -s in queries to avoid Groovy parse performance issues on the Gremlin server.
(e.g. Oracle query bind variables).

My question: With the Java GLV and possibly others, is it important to also include bindings, or does the GLV do this magic for us?

Thanks in advance.
- Douglas

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