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| | {color:#333333}WaitTime{color} | {color:#333333}Wait randomly up to this number of milliseconds with each sourc query.{color} | {color:#333333}0{color} | | {color:#333333}PollIntervalInMilli{color} | {color:#333333}if positive results will be "asynchronously" returned - that is a DataNotAvailableException will be thrown initially and the engine will wait the poll interval before polling for the results.{color} | {color:#333333}\-1{color} | |
| | IncrementRows\\ | If true the values in each returned column will be incremented for each subsequent row. For bounded datatypes it will rotate (e.g. boolean will be changing true, false, true, false,...). | false | | DisableCapabilities\\ | If true the the Loopback Translator will behave as if it has no capabilities that can be pushed down (aggregate functions, joins). This means that all that work will be done by Teiid engine. | false | {color:#333333}There are no import settings for the Loopback translator; it also does not provide metadata - it should be used as a testing stub.{color} |
| h3. {color:#000000}{*}JCA Resource Adapter{*}{color} |
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The Loopback translator, known by the type name loopback, provides a quick testing solution. It supports all SQL constructs and returns default results, with configurable behavior.
Execution Properties
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| ThrowError | true to always throw an error | false |
| RowCount | Rows returned for non-update queries. | 1 |
| WaitTime | Wait randomly up to this number of milliseconds with each sourc query. | 0 |
| PollIntervalInMilli | if positive results will be "asynchronously" returned - that is a DataNotAvailableException will be thrown initially and the engine will wait the poll interval before polling for the results. | -1 |
The source connection is required for this translator