public class StartOp extends CopyOp
CopyOp which is always evaluated on the query
controller.
Note: CopyOp and StartOp are the same. StartOp exists
solely to reflect its functional role at the end of the query pipeline.
Note: StartOp is generally NOT required in a query plan. It is more
of a historical artifact than something that we actually need to have in the
query pipeline. It is perfectly possible to have the query pipeline begin
with any of the pipeline operators.
CopyOp.AnnotationsDEFAULT_INITIAL_CAPACITY| Constructor and Description |
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StartOp(BOp[] args,
Map<String,Object> annotations) |
StartOp(StartOp op) |
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