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    How to Defer Commands

    • The defer method allows you to register server commands via the session.

    • All the deferred requests will be stored in the session and sent to the server in a single batch when save_changes is called, along with any other changes/operations made on the session.
      Thus, all deferred commands are executed as part of the session's save_changes transaction.

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    Defer commands example 

    # Defer is available in the session's advanced methods
session.advanced.defer(
    # Define commands to be executed:
    # i.e. Put a new document
    PutCommandDataBase(
        "products/999-A",
        None,
        {"Name": "My Product", "Supplier": "suppliers/1-A", "@metadata": {"@collection": "Products"}},
    ),
    # Patch document
    PatchCommandData("products/999-A", None, PatchRequest("this.Supplier = 'suppliers/2-A'"), None),
    # Force a revision to be created
    ForceRevisionCommandData("products/999-A"),
    # Delete a document
    DeleteCommandData("products/1-A", None),
)

# All deferred commands will be sent to the server upon calling save_changes
session.save_changes()

    Commands that can be deferred

    The following commands implement the ICommandData interface and can be deferred:

    Syntax 

    def defer(self, *commands: CommandData) -> None: ...
    Parameter Type Description
    *commands CommandData An array of commands to be executed

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