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pmazumdar wrote > I have a cache loader job that puts data into ignite cache and I have an > ignite client which queries this server to get the count of data using sql > query. Now if the client is run while data loading is in progress, it > fires query on the data loaded till then which is obvious. But what I want > client to do is to wait till the cache is completely loaded and then run > the query. Is this possible through code or is there any way to stop > client to fire query at the time of data loading? It takes around 2 mins > to load cache in my case. There is no such thing out of the box, but it sounds like you can use IgniteCountDownLatch to synchronize data loading and query execution processes. Data loading part will use countDown() to indicate that it's finished, while query execution will use await() to make sure query is not executed too early. -Val -- View this message in context: http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/Wait-till-the-cache-loading-is-complete-before-querying-through-ignite-client-tp9643p9651.html Sent from the Apache Ignite Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
