Merge combines two or more tables into one table.

MergeQuery combines two or more tables into one table as part of a query.

NewClient starts a connection to a Deephaven server.

SortAsc specifies that a particular column should be sorted in ascending order.

SortDsc specifies that a particular column should be sorted in descending order.

WithConsole allows the client to run scripts on the server using the RunScript method and bind tables to variables using BindToVariable.

WithNoTableLeakWarning disables the automatic TableHandle leak check.

DefaultAuth is the default authentication method.

Greater-than-or-equal, used for a reverse as-of join.

Less-than-or-equal, used for an as-of join.

TokenTimeoutConfigConstant is the configuration constant specifying the token timeout interval.

ErrClosedClient is returned as an error when trying to perform a network operation on a client that has been closed.

ErrDifferentClients is returned when performing a table operation on handles that come from different Client structs.

ErrEmptyMerge is returned by merge operations when all of the table arguments are nil (or when no table arguments are provided at all).

ErrInvalidTableHandle is returned by most table methods when called on a table handle that contains its zero value or has been already released.

ErrNoConsole is returned by.

AggBuilder is the main way to construct aggregations with multiple parts in them.

AppendOnlyInputTable is a handle to an append-only input table on the server.

Maintains a connection to a Deephaven server.

KeyBackedInputTable is a handle to a key-backed input table on the server.

A QueryError may be returned by ExecSerial or ExecBatch as the result of an invalid query.

A QueryNode is a pointer somewhere into a "query graph".

SortColumn is a pair of a column and a direction to sort it by.

A TableHandle is a reference to a table stored on the deephaven server.

A ClientOption configures some aspect of a client connection when passed to NewClient.

A comparison rule for use with AsOfJoin.