How can we create indexes on our existing cache.
As far as i could see on your portal no API support is available for C++ for
creating indexes.
does Query Entity automatically takes care of creating indexes? or we need
to explicitly create indexes on our cache?
if we need to explicitly create , c
Hi Ilya,
Sorry for the delay, we have been heavy testing our cluster since we were
able to set the cache groups.
A difference between development and production configs was making me
believe that cache groups setting didn't work, but it does. We have noticed
some improvement in performance, but it
Just as a followup query: Are async Compute methods susceptible to a
similar issue, and should have the same treatment using a ContinueWith()?
Thanks,
Raymond.
On Thu, Mar 11, 2021 at 8:45 PM Raymond Wilson
wrote:
> Hi Pavel,
>
> Thanks for the quick response.
>
> We have trialled the Continue
Just using SQL doesn’t automatically make your query faster (though it might),
but it does mean you can use things like indexes.
To use SQL on a cache, you need to define Query Entities. See the sample code
for an example:
https://github.com/apache/ignite/blob/f37ec9eece4db627f2d5190e589f0522e4
Hi Team,
We are using apache-ignite node for our C++ application.
For one of the scenarios we need to get the result based on value of the the
columns(which is not key field).
If we do a getAll() on DB node then we have to linearly search the whole
Database which is taking too much time in case of
Thanks Stephen for the quick response.
We did tried this option increasing IGNITE_SQL_MERGE_TABLE_MAX_SIZE to
50 in IGNITE SERVER
But we are still getting the same exception.
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