Re: using JDBC with Ignite cluster, configured with persistent storage

2017-12-29 Thread slava.koptilin
Hello! I have just checked your configuration and the latest code base (Apache Ignite master) and it works as expected. In case of an inactive cluster, sqlline should report something like as follows: class org.apache.ignite.IgniteException: Can not perform the operation because the cluster is in

Re: using JDBC with Ignite cluster, configured with persistent storage

2017-12-29 Thread Вячеслав Коптилин
Hello, > Persistent storage means what I have to make cluster active before I can do any DDL (or even request list of tables?) If Ignite Native Persistence is used then you have to manually activate the cluster [1]. > Error: Failed to handle JDBC request because node is stopping. (state=5,cod

Re: using JDBC with Ignite cluster, configured with persistent storage

2017-12-07 Thread soroka21
Here is what happened: 1) I've configured standalone cluster of 5 nodes with persistent storage enabled in data storage part. Following is the section of my configuration file:

Re: using JDBC with Ignite cluster, configured with persistent storage

2017-12-05 Thread Michael Cherkasov
Hi, I can not understand from your email what was wrong, could you please provide more details about your case? Maybe you can send me a demo app that will show the exception you have? Thanks, Mike. 2017-12-05 1:45 GMT+03:00 soroka21 : > Hi, > I'm trying to use JDBC connection to run SQL on clu

using JDBC with Ignite cluster, configured with persistent storage

2017-12-04 Thread soroka21
Hi, I'm trying to use JDBC connection to run SQL on cluster, configured with Persistent storage. Persistent storage means what I have to make cluster active before I can do any DDL (or even request list of tables?) below is the output of sqlline, I'm trying to use, : 0: jdbc:ignite:thin://10.238.