On Wed, 7 Aug 2013, Nulik Nol wrote:
> thanks Dan,
> i meant like PRIMARY KEY in a RDBMS, or Key for NoSQL (key-value pair)
> database to perform put() get() operations. Well, if it is string then
> it's ok, I can print binary keys in HEX or uuencode or something like
> that.
> Is there a limit on
thanks Dan,
i meant like PRIMARY KEY in a RDBMS, or Key for NoSQL (key-value pair)
database to perform put() get() operations. Well, if it is string then
it's ok, I can print binary keys in HEX or uuencode or something like
that.
Is there a limit on maximum string length for object name?
Regards
N
No minumum object size. As for key, not sure what you mean; the closest
thing to an object 'key' is its name, but it's obvious from routines
like rados_read() and rados_write() that that's a const char *. Did you
mean some other key?
On 08/06/2013 12:13 PM, Nulik Nol wrote:
Hi,
when using
Hi,
when using the C api (RADOS) what is the minimum object size ? And
what is the key type ? (uint64_t, char[], or something like that ?)
TIA
Nulik
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