Hi All,
Wanted to know - what does ignite supports unique or non -unique index.
I have requirement to create non unique index on a field / group of field.
Whats the way?
Also, with the EXPLAIN plan , we can get to know the index used for a
query, sometimes my log is not getting generated
Sorry - pls delete this thread. I just reviewed our code and the bug is in
our code.
thank you.
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Hi there,
A simple question, can writeSynchronizationMode be modified online? As my
cache currently in 'full_sync" mode, can it be modified to 'primary_sync'
online? like by restful or visor?
BTW, the cache I created by DDL
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS person ( id int,orgId LONG, name VARCHAR,
Hi Denis,
Would you mind clarification my statement?
I'm a little bit confuse with primary and backup nodes. And where the data
is stored.
Thanks
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Hi Stan,
Please find the below information.
Num Nodes in Production: 7-9
Cache Mode: Partitioned, off heap
Atomicity Mode: Transactional
Concurrency Mode: Optimistic
Isolation Mode: Serializable
Please find the stacktrace attached (this is from stage environment).
Unfortunately, it is in
Thanks Evgenii. We will let you know how it goes.
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Hello,
I'm trying something out in minikube/minishift with native persistence and
scaling.
I created persistent volume and a persistence volume claim and have the
IGNITE_HOME variable pointed to it. They are bounded correctly.
I can see it's making a directory ${IGNITE_HOME}/work/db with
Is it possible to create a table by SQL and then add the QueryEntity
(probably when creating the table) so later we are able to search with
SqlFieldsQuery property?
I mean without creating first a POJO first and defined in the cache
configuration.
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Hi,
In your case, you, most possibly use Id as key, and it could be Long or Int.
So, you just need to get it by this key. The example you provided describes
the case with complex primary key.
Evgenii
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Hi Ranjit,
That metrics should be correct, you also may check [1], because Ignite
anyway keeps data in offheap. But if enabled on-heap, it caches entries in
java heap.
[1] https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/memory-metrics
Thanks!
-Dmitry
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Hi Rajeev,
Generally `getAll` should behave in a more optimized manner, not simply
delegate to `get`.
If you have a stack trace could you please share it ? It would help to pinpoint
the code path
that needs to be looked at.
Also, can you show some code and tell a bit about your configuration?
Hi Val,
What are the issue you guys have discovered with embededmode deploy ? If we
lost nodes in spark, the back up\replication should take care of those is
what i am thinking.
There is a overhead of rebalancing but how much is that compared to having
a stand alone cluster which we may not
Hi ,
Following is the java code as requested.
sql = INSERT INTO Mon1_0 ( T_ID,kpi4,kpi5,id,kpi2,kpi3,kpi1)
VALUES(?,?,?,?,?,?,?)
preparedStatement = con.prepareStatement(sql.
toString(),
ResultSet.
Hi
I have created a table with three columns which I populated using sql.
The table is called descriptor and the columns are id,name,description
Now I wonder, how can I query this table to get a list of BinaryObjects?
In the documentation I found this example:
BinaryObject key =
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