Notice that a row returned by the Bigtable Client may have been filtered by any filtering expressions provided by the application, and may not contain all the data available.
Constructors
Row(T &&, std::vector< Cell >)
Create a row from a list of cells.
Parameters
Name
Description
row_key
T &&
cells
std::vector< Cell >
typename T
Functions
row_key() const
Return the row key.
The returned value is not valid after this object is deleted.
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