Hi,
Ignite does not support CREATE SCHEMA at this time.
You can create schemas via configuration:
MY_SCHEMA
MY_SECOND_SCHEMA
then use it when connecting:
more info https://apacheignite-sql.readme.io/docs/schemas
via config or
Exactly - what is available for persistence, I was wondering if it is available
for in-mem only. So for now I'll just need to configure rebalance mode to
non-NONE and live with point 1.
Thanks evgenii!
From: e.zhuravlev...@gmail.com At: 08/15/19 11:37:16To: Abhishek Gupta
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Hi Abhishek,
That's how it works now if you have enabled Persistence. Actually, that's
the main reason why BaselineTopology was introduced - we don't want to move
a lot of data between nodes if we know that node will return soon after a
failure:
(pardon me if this mail is by chance a duplicate - it got bounced back when I
sent it earlier from nabble)
Hello,
I have 6 node grid and I've configured it with 1 backup. I want to have
partition rebalancing but only in the following way.
If one of the six nodes goes down, then some primary
BTW, I'm running on Ignite 2.75. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Regards,
Colin.
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I am using the Ignite metrics API to monitor memory usage levels in an
attempt to avoid OOM conditions.
I have found that the metrics API appears to provide reasonably accurate
figures as entries are being written to the cache - but usage levels do not
come down again when entries are removed. I
Hi Eduard,
Yes, that is the same issue.
The workaround above is not enough, because SetSynchronizationContext
affects only the current thread.
After the first async operation completes, the continuation is dispatched
to some ThreadPool thread,
which may not have a SynchronizationContext set.
Hi,
Will ignite support the CREATE SCHEMA statement?
Hi,
Sorry, tearing down the project to make a runnable proved to be a much
bigger project than expected. I eventually managed, and the outcome is:
I used to call:
List cacheNames = new ArrayList<>();
ignite.cacheNames().forEach(
n -> {
if
