Flushing memstore could happen at any time and should not have visible
performance impact. Why you want to avoid doing that?
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From: 沈国权 [mailto:shenguoquan1...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2017 2:18 AM
To: user@hbase.apache.org
Subject: Whether turning off assignSeqIds using hbase bulk load will cause
adverse impact or not
Hi community:
Currently our environment will import about 200G into HBase each day.
These datas are cross six tables which table has about 100 Regions. We use
HBase bulk tools completed these import tasks. We investigate HBase source code
found when bulk loading task happen, HRegionServer will at firstly flush
memstore according to each HRegion, We want to turn off assignSeqIds avoid each
HRegion to force flush memstore. But We don't know these adverse impact if we
do. Please help me to point out these impacts. Thanks
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