Stop the program, wipe the data dir and commit logs, start the program, it's what I'm doing.
I even made a script that will do it so it's just a one line command. From: ROGER PUIG GANZA [mailto:rp...@tid.es] Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 5:20 AM To: cassandra-u...@incubator.apache.org Subject: problem with get_key_range in cassandra 0.4.1 Hi all. I'm benchmarking several nosql datastores and I'm going nuts with Cassandra. The version of Cassandra we are using is 0.4.1 I know 0.4.1 is a bit outdated but my implementation is done with that version. The thing is that every time the test runs, I need to reset the data inside the datastore to try with different workloads. Easy on mysql with a trunc sentence. I need to delete all columns on each columnFamily. What I do is getting all the keys with get_key_range and iterating over the list and removing them. Like that: List<String> keys = client.get_key_range(keyspace, columnFamily, min_value, max_value, count, defaultConsistencyLevel); Iterator<String> iterator = keys.iterator(); String key; while (iterator.hasNext()) { key = iterator.next(); client.remove(keyspace, key, path, time, defaultConsistencyLevel); } The problem is: client.get_key_range throws Internal error processing get_key_range My questions are: is there any workaround? Am I missing any configuration setting which could help me? Thank you very much in advance Roger Puig Ganza
