This is a bug. Can you submit a ticket with test data to reproduce? On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 6:40 AM, Per Olesen <p...@trifork.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I was reading http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/FAQ#iter_world and decided to > implement the get_range_slices method for listing all keys of a CF. Only > thing is, it doesn't work that well for me :-) > > I do as it says (I think), and take KeyRanges of size N and use the key of > the last call as start for next call. But, for small N, I keep getting the > exact same result back from get_range_slices call, making it impossible to > know when to stop. > > For N=5, the first slice of keys I get back is this: > > previousLastKey = > keySlice.getKey() = xaspays > keySlice.getKey() = xasfbbe > keySlice.getKey() = xaspaua > keySlice.getKey() = xasaapz > keySlice.getKey() = xascajz > > I then call with previousLastKey = xascajz and get: > > previousLastKey = xascajz > keySlice.getKey() = xascajz > keySlice.getKey() = xasgacr > keySlice.getKey() = xasfaem > keySlice.getKey() = xasfdco > keySlice.getKey() = xasfdeg > > I then call with previousLastKey = xasfdeg and get: > > previousLastKey = xasfdeg > keySlice.getKey() = xasfdeg > keySlice.getKey() = xasfdad > keySlice.getKey() = xascaiv > keySlice.getKey() = xasfaqf > keySlice.getKey() = xasfdeg <--- ENDS IN THE SAME KEY AS PREVIOUS SLICE ? > > ... the above 5 keys keep getting back as the exact same result :-( > > If I set N higher, like 100, I get all my (2492) rows... > > > /Per
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