Yes I did, issued it a couple of times as I was trying to see if its was
some kind of race condition.
Have a site due to launch on Friday so have got crazy busy but ill post more
info when I have it, unless anyone else can try and help replicate this ?
On 20 September 2010 21:42, Paul Davis wrot
Hi,
Could anyone explain how write_header (or header) in works in couchdb?
When appending new header, I am assuming the new header will be
appended to the end of the DB file and the old header will be kept
around?
If that is the case, what will happen if the header is partially
written? I am ass
Hi Chong, that's exactly right. Regards,
Adam
On Sep 22, 2010, at 10:18 PM, chongqing xiao wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Could anyone explain how write_header (or header) in works in couchdb?
>
> When appending new header, I am assuming the new header will be
> appended to the end of the DB file and the o
Hi, Adam:
Thanks for the answer.
If that is how it works, that seems create a lot of wasted space
assuming a new header has to be appended each time new data is saved.
Also, assuming here is the data layout
newData1 ->start
header1
newData2
header2 -> end
If header 2 is partially writte
