ork on a single node with 4G ram and 10G of
disk space for just some simple development testing?
- What happens when n_val=3 (the default) on a single node env?
- Is it ok to store data when n_val=3, then change it to n_val=1, restart riak,
and not end up with corrupt data?
On Monday, Februa
, 2014 12:31 PM, joe dude wrote:
Ok, so now i'm starting to wonder if i have some sort of mis-install. I'm using
the java 1.4.4 client, with a 1.4.7 server. Now, the server is just one
instance running inside an ubuntu vmware vm on my windows box.This is what i
get when i run your
it as a gist in github (or a pastie, etc) we'll be happy to
look at it.
Thanks!
- Roach
On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 10:32 PM, joe dude wrote:
> Yeah, i looked at your code and it looks very similar to what i'm doing. The
> difference is i'm just talking to the client directly:
&g
ach (ro...@basho.com)
wrote:
-- Forwarded message --
>From: joe dude
>Date: Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 2:15 PM
>Subject: Re: pagination over 2i indexes in java
>To: Brian Roach
>Cc: "riak-users@lists.basho.com"
>
>
>I'm using 1.4.4, and creating
50 AM, joe dude wrote:
> Hi, trying to figure out how to use the java client to do 2i index queries
> with pagination.
>
> I can issue the query with max_results and get back exactly the number that
> i asked for, but the continuation value in the returned StreamingOperation
>
Hi, trying to figure out how to use the java client to do 2i index queries with
pagination.
I can issue the query with max_results and get back exactly the number that i
asked for, but the continuation value in the returned StreamingOperation object
is null.
In contrast, i get pagination to wo
