Interface Spanner (6.98.1)

An interface for Cloud Spanner. Typically, there would only be one instance of this for the lifetime of the application which must be closed by invoking #close() when it is no longer needed. Failure to do so may result in leaking session resources and exhausting session quota.

Closes all the clients associated with this instance and frees up all the resources. This method will block until it can clean up all the resources. Specifically, it deletes all the underlying sessions (which involves rpcs) and closes all the gRPC channels. Once this method called, this object is no longer usable. It is strongly advised to call this method when you are done with the Spanner object, typically when your application shuts down. There is a hard limit on number of sessions in Cloud Spanner and not calling this method can lead to unused sessions piling up on the backend.

Returns a com.google.cloud.spanner.admin.database.v1.DatabaseAdminClient to execute admin operations on Cloud Spanner databases. This method always creates a new instance of com.google.cloud.spanner.admin.database.v1.DatabaseAdminClient which is an AutoCloseable resource. For optimising the number of clients, caller may choose to cache the clients instead of repeatedly invoking this method and creating new instances.

Returns a com.google.cloud.spanner.admin.instance.v1.InstanceAdminClient to execute admin operations on Cloud Spanner databases. This method always creates a new instance of com.google.cloud.spanner.admin.instance.v1.InstanceAdminClient which is an AutoCloseable resource. For optimising the number of clients, caller may choose to cache the clients instead of repeatedly invoking this method and creating new instances.

Returns a BatchClient to do batch operations on Cloud Spanner databases. Batch client is useful when one wants to read/query a large amount of data from Cloud Spanner across multiple processes, even across different machines. It allows to create partitions of Cloud Spanner database and then read/query over each partition independently yet at the same snapshot.

For all other use cases, DatabaseClient is more appropriate and performant.

 SpannerOptions options = SpannerOptions.newBuilder().build();
 Spanner spanner = options.getService();
 final String project = "test-project";
 final String instance = "test-instance";
 final String database = "example-db";
 DatabaseId db =
     DatabaseId.of(project, instance, database);
 BatchClient batchClient = spanner.getBatchClient(db);
 

Returns a DatabaseAdminClient to execute admin operations on Cloud Spanner databases.

Returns a DatabaseClient for the given database. It uses a pool of sessions to talk to the database.

 SpannerOptions options = SpannerOptions.newBuilder().build();
 Spanner spanner = options.getService();
 final String project = "test-project";
 final String instance = "test-instance";
 final String database = "example-db";
 DatabaseId db =
     DatabaseId.of(project, instance, database);
 DatabaseClient dbClient = spanner.getDatabaseClient(db);
 

Returns an InstanceAdminClient to execute admin operations on Cloud Spanner instances.