compute: Launch a task graph from a given terminal node in the task...
In TileDB-Inc/TileDB-Cloud-R: TileDB Cloud Platform R Client Package

compute

R Documentation

Launch a task graph from a given terminal node in the task graph

Description

The task graph is implicitly defined by various delayed objects having others in their argument lists.

Usage

compute(
  node,
  timeout_seconds = NULL,
  verbose = FALSE,
  namespace = NULL,
  force_all_local = FALSE
)

Arguments

`node`	The object whose args are being set – nominally, produced by `delayed`, `delayed_generic_udf`, etc.
`timeout_seconds`	Number of seconds after which to stop waiting for results. Note that in-flight computationsa are not cancelled; this is not supported by the underlying R package we use for concurrency.
`verbose`	If supplied, show the DAG state at the start and end, along with all node start/end. Also shown are any stdout prints from the individual nodes, but these are only visible once the compute node has completed.
`namespace`	The namespace to charge for any cloud costs during the execution of the task graph. This can be null only when all nodes have `local`, or when `compute` is called with `force_all_local`.
`force_all_local`	While individual nodes can be marked with `local=TRUE` to not be executed on TileDB cloud, this flag overrides the default `local=FALSE` for all nodes in the task graph.

Value

The value of the computation.

Other manual-layer functions: array_info(), compute_sequentially(), delayed_args<-(), delayed_args(), delayed_array_udf(), delayed_generic_udf(), delayed_sql(), delayed(), deregister_array(), deregister_group(), deregister_udf(), execute_array_udf(), execute_generic_udf(), execute_multi_array_udf(), execute_sql_query(), get_udf_info(), group_info(), list_arrays(), list_groups(), login(), register_array(), register_udf(), update_udf_info(), user_profile()