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Thanks Jeremiah, that's what I has suspected. I appreciate the
confirmation.
Martin, there's not built-in support for doing compression client side, but
it'd be easy for me to do manually since I just have one column with all my
serialized data, which is why I was considering it.
On Mon, Apr 2,
Hi,
how do you select between client- and serverside compression? i'm using
hector and i set compression when creating a cf, so the compression
executes when inserting the data "on the server" oO
greetings, martin
Am 02.04.2012 17:42, schrieb Ben McCann:
Hi,
I was curious if I compress my
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Ben McCann [b...@benmccann.com]
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Subject: Compression on
Hi,
I was curious if I compress my data on the client side with Snappy whether
there's any difference between doing that and doing it on the server side?
The wiki said that compression works best where each row has the same
columns. Does this mean the compression will be more efficient on the
se
