Thanks very much, Aaron, for your answer!
Thierry
You are effectively doing a multi get. Getting more than one row at a
time is normally faster, but there will be a drop off point where the
improvements slow down. Run some tests.
Also consider that each row you requests creates RF number of c
You are effectively doing a multi get. Getting more than one row at a time is
normally faster, but there will be a drop off point where the improvements slow
down. Run some tests.
Also consider that each row you requests creates RF number of commands spread
around the thread pools for the row.
Hello,
I wonder what are the performances of WHERE ... IN queries especially
when the number of elements in the IN grows?
Thanks very much for your help!
Thierry
