`*api.QueryTableResult` `TableChanged` and `TablePosition` not working

[paulheg]

Specifications

• Client Version: v2.12.4
• InfluxDB Version: v2.7.5
• Platform: Linux

Steps to reproduce

1. Write a query with different tables
2. Try to scan them:

res, err := q.api.Query(context.Background(), query)
if err != nil {
	return nil, err
}

for res.Next() {

	// should be true if table position changes?
	if res.TableChanged() {

	}

	// table position
	i1 := res.TablePosition()

        valueMap := res.Record().Values()
	i2 := valueMap["table"].(int64)

	if i1 != i2 {
		log.Printf("Table positions differ: %d, %d", i1, i2)
	}
}

Expected behavior

TableChanged should be true if the table number changes and TablePosition should contain the current table number.

Actual behavior

TableChanged returns true only once TablePosition is stuck at 0.

Additional info

Im not shure if this is the intended behaviour. As a workaroud I used:

valueMap := res.Record().Values()
tablePosition := valueMap["table"].(int64)

[bednar]

Hi @paulheg,

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Best Regards

[vlastahajek]

@paulheg, I see your point. However, the problem is in the annotated-cvs format, where the term table is overloaded:

1. Table is the block of data starting with annotations. It is also referred as result
2. Table is a column indicating change in series (grouping columns combinations)

This client uses TableChanged and TablePosition fields for the 1st definition because they indicate a change in the data structure.

Edit: You can use FluxRecord.Table() to read value of the table column