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PolarDB:ST_SetAkId

Last Updated:Apr 16, 2025

You can use this function to set an AccessKey ID. The AccessKey ID is used to access the Object Storage Service (OSS) bucket that stores data of a trajectory object.

Note

This function is not supported in later versions. Use Cold data tiered storage instead.

Syntax

trajectory ST_SetAkId(trajectory traj, text akid, bool checkvalid default true);

Parameters

Parameter

Description

traj

The trajectory object.

akid

The AccessKey ID that is used to access the OSS bucket.

checkvalid

Specifies whether to check the validity of the AccessKey ID. Default value: true. If this parameter is set to true, the system tests whether the specified AccessKey ID can be used to access the OSS bucket. If the access test fails, an error is returned.

Description

This function resets an AccessKey ID. The AccessKey ID is used to access the OSS bucket that stores the data of a specified trajectory object.

When you read trajectory data from a file in an OSS bucket, you must provide the AccessKey pair information to access the OSS bucket. An AccessKey pair consists of an AccessKey ID and an AccessKey secret. An AccessKey ID is similar to a username and an AccessKey secret is similar to a password.

Examples

SELECT ST_SetAKId(traj, '<OSS_USER>') FROM trajs;
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               st_setakid                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
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 {"trajectory":{"version":1,"type":"STPOINT","leafcount":6,"start_time":"Sat Jan 01 03:15:42 2000","end_time":"Sat Jan 01 05:16:43 2000","spatial":"LINESTRING(2 2 0,33.042158099636 36.832684322819 0,47.244002354518 47.230026333034 0,64.978971942887 60.618813472986 0,77.621717839502 78.012496630661 0,80 78 0)","timeline":["Sat Jan 01 03:15:42 2000","Sat Jan 01 03:39:54 2000","Sat Jan 01 04:04:06 2000","Sat Jan 01 04:28:18 2000","Sat Jan 01 04:52:31 2000","Sat Jan 01 05:16:43 2000"]}}
 {"trajectory":{"version":1,"type":"STPOINT","leafcount":6,"start_time":"Sat Jan 01 03:15:42 2000","end_time":"Sat Jan 01 05:16:43 2000","spatial":"LINESTRING(2 2 0,33.042158099636 36.832684322819 0,47.244002354518 47.230026333034 0,64.978971942887 60.618813472986 0,77.621717839502 78.012496630661 0,80 78 0)","timeline":["Sat Jan 01 03:15:42 2000","Sat Jan 01 03:39:54 2000","Sat Jan 01 04:04:06 2000","Sat Jan 01 04:28:18 2000","Sat Jan 01 04:52:31 2000","Sat Jan 01 05:16:43 2000"]}}
 {"trajectory":{"version":1,"type":"STPOINT","leafcount":6,"start_time":"Sat Jan 01 03:15:42 2000","end_time":"Sat Jan 01 05:16:43 2000","spatial":"LINESTRING(2 2,33.042158099636 36.832684322819,47.244002354518 47.230026333034,64.978971942887 60.618813472986,77.621717839502 78.012496630661,80 78)","timeline":["Sat Jan 01 03:15:42 2000","Sat Jan 01 03:39:54 2000","Sat Jan 01 04:04:06 2000","Sat Jan 01 04:28:18 2000","Sat Jan 01 04:52:31 2000","Sat Jan 01 05:16:43 2000"]}}
 TRAJECTORY EMPTY
(4 rows)