Hi,
I have two physical hosts, each host has a sever node, node A and node B. I
created a table and inserted data into table via JDBCthin driver. But the
performance of inserting is poor. When the bandwidth of network is 100Mbps,
the throughput from node A to node B is only about 2Mbps, 1 million r
Hi Denis,
When this feature will be available? Is this why I am getting the error
mentioned in the below post?
Please assist. Thanks in advance !!
http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/insert-into-ignite-cache-from-Netezza-database-using-talend-tp19295.html
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Hi,
I am using talend to insert data from netezza database to ignite cache. The
Netezza SQL query has joins with many tables. I am getting the below error.
Are inserts supported? The server was started using a java code. The
attached image contains the connection details.
*Error:*
[statistics] co
Hi all,
Would you mind to create xml format for this java syntax.
https://apacheignite.readme.io/v2.3/docs/expiry-policies
cfg.setExpiryPolicyFactory(CreatedExpiryPolicy.factoryOf(Duration.ONE_MINUTE));
thanks for your help.
regards.
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Hi Denis,
Thanks for the analysis.
Today we tried to reduce the Java class path(.../lib/*) when start a server
node, but it still sends all the jar files(absolute path) to client.
and we also find that, it looks like client node sends its info(path...) to
server node, and then server node sends
Hi Rajarshi!
Well, it must be, that you are actually closing the cache.
Check, that you didn't put cache creation into a try-with-resources.
When *IgniteCache.close()* is called, then cache is destroyed.
Denis
чт, 4 янв. 2018 г. в 18:17, Rajarshi Pain :
> Hi,
>
> I am using Ignite 2.3 for my ap
Hi!
Looks like this metric shows only non-heap memory, consumed by JVM itself.
Looks like a bug.
If you want to get a picture of how much memory Ignite pages consumed, you
can get *DataRegionMetrics#PhysicalMemoryPages* and multiply it by a size
of a data page.
To do this you should enable memory
Hi,
I am using Ignite 2.3 for my application. But got Cache closed exception
while running.
This is a multi threaded application through testing on single thread. it
will load the reference number from database to cache during startup and
while processing a message, it will check if that particul
Hi Slava,
Yes it might be the root cause as i have set QueryParallelism as 4.
On Thu 4 Jan, 2018, 20:25 slava.koptilin, wrote:
> Hi Rajarshi,
>
> I was able to reproduce the issue.
> It seems that using CacheConfiguration#QueryParallelism greater than 1 may
> lead to this behavior.
> I will inve
Hi Rajarshi,
I was able to reproduce the issue.
It seems that using CacheConfiguration#QueryParallelism greater than 1 may
lead to this behavior.
I will investigate this use case further (will create a JIRA ticket for that
bug).
Thanks!
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IgniteClientConfiguration.Host is currently a string property that appears
to accept a single dotted IP address, or single host name.
However, in the event that the single configured host/node goes offline, it
would be useful if the client would attempt to dynamically connect to one
or more additi
Hi,
According to these tickets, now REST protocol interpret everything as String
:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-3345
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-962
At this moment you can use *ConnectorMessageInterceptor *interface. Once
you implement and configure it, you will s
Thank you Val,
I am afraid it is still not clear to me
What I was trying to explain above it that regardless the page size (1 or 10
or default), the duration of first next() or hasNext() is always equal to
duration of fetching all data with getAll().
- in my example above pageSize is 10.
Th
Hi
Am using 2.3
What is the GET syntax for REST API for a cache which has a composite key.
I have a cache which has a composite key - consisting of 2 columns
Thanks
Naveen
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Jeff,
Your have indeed a lot of data sent over discovery. Almost all of it is
taken by node attributes. Try reducing Java classpath and PATH environment
variable. Also increasing of TCP window could help, because now a lot of
small messages are sent instead of a few big ones.
Cross-sending it to
Hi community,I want monitor ignite cluster off heap memory usage. if off heap available memory is less than 1G then alert.
I went through ignite MBean, find ClusterLocalNodeMetricsMXBeanImpl's NonHeapMemoryUsed. The value is too small. I don't think it is. How can I get it?
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