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Karen Smoler Miller edited comment on GEODE-2208 at 12/13/16 9:42 PM:
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Since I'm already touching the section on transactions, I'm also going to fix a
minor issue with the navigation links. The two subsections "About Transactions"
and "Types of Transactions" are in the same file, and the subnav does not
handle this case well. So, I will collapse the 2 subsections into 1.
Subsections under headings Developing -> Transactions ->How Geode Cache
Transactions Work -> Transactions by Region Type -> Transactions and
Partitioned Regions also have a subnav/markdown problem, so fixing this as well.
was (Author: karensmolermiller):
Since I'm already touching the section on transactions, I'm also going to fix a
minor issue with the navigation links. The two subsections "About Transactions"
and "Types of Transactions" are in the same file, and the subnav does not
handle this case well. So, I will collapse the 2 subsections into 1.
> Document limitation of transactions on mixed region types
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> Key: GEODE-2208
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-2208
> Project: Geode
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: docs
> Reporter: Karen Smoler Miller
> Assignee: Karen Smoler Miller
>
> For transactions that run on a mix of replicated and partitioned regions, the
> first operation needs to be to a partitioned region. This sets/fixes the
> host where subsequent operations will run, and it will be where data is
> colocated if there are multiple partitioned regions involved. If the first
> operation is to the replicated region, then the host set may be one that is
> not where the colocated data is, leading to data not colocated exceptions.
> This limitation needs to be documented.
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