Thank you Konstantin,Radim. Appreciate your responses.
On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 11:27 PM, Radim Kolar wrote:
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> It may be the case that your CL is the issue. You are writing it at
>> ONE, which means that out of the 4 replicas of that key (two in each
>> data center), you are only putting it on
It may be the case that your CL is the issue. You are writing it at
ONE, which means that out of the 4 replicas of that key (two in each
data center), you are only putting it on one of them.
cassandra will always try to replicate key to all available replicas.
Under normal conditions if you do
It may be the case that your CL is the issue. You are writing it at
ONE, which means that out of the 4 replicas of that key (two in each
data center), you are only putting it on one of them. When you read at
CL ONE, if only looks at a single replica to see if the data is there.
In other words. If y
If i query by list command, i do see the data i am looking for.
Interestingly, if do list on each of the nodes using cli, i get back a
different number of rows!
i did not want to query by ALL because of 2 reasons - 1. It might take too
long to return. 2 it might not return me anything just because
If you query with ALL do you get the data? If you query with a range
slice do you get the data (list from the cli)?
On 11/11/2011 04:10 PM, Subrahmanya Harve wrote:
I have cross dc replication set up using 0.8.7 with 3 nodes on each DC
by following the +1 rule for tokens.
I am seeing an issu
I have cross dc replication set up using 0.8.7 with 3 nodes on each DC by
following the +1 rule for tokens.
I am seeing an issue where the insert into a DC happened successfully but
on querying from cli or through Hector, i am not seeing the data being
returned. i used cli on every node of both DCs