Hi Andrzej,
We are currently working on the ODBC driver for Ignite that will allow
users to use even more BI tools.
In particular right now we are working on Tableu integration and it's going
to be part of the 1.6 release.
You can find related ticket here:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGN
Please make sure that "cache.size(CachePeek.ALL)" returns 0 when you
consider that the cache is empty.
I have a feeling that your logic has not removed something. Use
"cache.iterator()" to find the entries that are not removed.
BTW, there is no need to call "cache.remove()" and "cache.clear()
Hi Kevin,
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Kevin Daly wrote
> Say I have an object with a String[] Stored
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Kevin Daly wrote
> Is there a syntax that can be used for Lucen
Kevin Daly wrote
> Is there a syntax that can be used for Lucene queries?
>
> Does this just pass through the data into Lucene?
This looks like a duplicate of this thread:
http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/QeuryTextField-and-TextQuery-td2048.html
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We have an object that contain an array of long[] values
What I am trying to do is to find all of the objects that contain a value in
that array.. Kind of trying to simulate edges in a graph database.. We can
achieve this goal via link tables and SQL
Alternatively I was thinking of indexing the o
Hi Artem,
As suggested, I have added additional instructions. See the "Usage Guide"
section.
I have also added sudo comment on npm start as well. The reason you ran
into that issue is probably because I was using port 80 as the default port
in a previous version of the code. It has been changed t
