Hello!
It will be available in cache's Query Entities so you can try:
((CacheConfiguration)ignite.cache("SQL_PUBLIC_")
.getConfiguration(CacheConfiguration.class)).getQueryEntities().iterator().next().getValueType()
Regards,
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Ilya Kasnacheev
чт, 18 февр. 2021 г. в 11:40, Courtney Robi
Hi Illya,
Thanks for responding.
That makes sense - I figured something like that but didn't know exactly
what.
Is it possible to get the existing key_type and value_type for tables?
The reason is because we have tables in production and they were not
created with key_type and value_type. We actual
Hello!
Two tables have different name of an indexed binary type by default.
Try
repo.query("create table page1(a varchar, b varchar, c varchar, PRIMARY KEY
(a, b)) WITH \"cache_name=page1, key_type=PageKey, value_type=Page\"")
repo.query("create table page2(a varchar, b varchar, c varchar, PRIMAR
Due to an issue I posted about in a previous thread
http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/Basic-SQL-pagination-returning-incorrect-results-td35443.html
I've written a work around to use the streamer interface with a ScanQuery
to duplicate a cache.
Both are created from SQL using something
