Maybe I didn't describe the usage of option "-i" clearly, The reason why I
think the command argument should be like this :
1. nodetool tablehistograms ks.tb1 or ks tb1 ... //this is *one of the old
> way *of using tablehistogram. will print out the histograms of tabke
> ks.tb1 , we keep the old
Since Accord depends on transactional meta-data... is there really any
alternative than what you propose?
Sure, if there is some subset of Accord that could be merged, while work
continues on a branched that is based on CEP-21 branch, that would be
great. Merging even a prototype of Accord to trun
Agree w/Bowen. I think the straight forward simplicity of "clear inclusion and
exclusion semantics, default to include all in scope excepting things that are
explicitly ignored" would be ideal.
On Wed, Mar 22, 2023, at 8:45 AM, Bowen Song via dev wrote:
> TBH, the syntax looks unnecessarily com
Hi all,
14227 has undergone review and perf numbers look ok. Now I have to
tackle the downgradability issue and hopefully then merge. This is what
I have gathered from the many conversations, please help me let me know
if this is correct or if I am missing sthg:
- Everything will be based of
I would like to get some more eyes on
https://github.com/apache/cassandra/pull/1950/files wich arises from
CASSANDRA-17773
The basic idea is to:
- Move the boiler plate script code to a single sourced file.
- Add code to make debugging scripts easier, this in response to
CASSANDRA-17773
Hi Maxim,
thanks for letting us know.
I reviewed it couple months ago but I can revisit it to double check. We need
the second reviewer. Until we find somebody, we can not merge this.
If anybody wants to take a look, it would be awesome. It seems like a lot of
changes / files touched but it is
TBH, the syntax looks unnecessarily complex and confusing to me.
For example, for this command:
nodetool tablehistograns -ks ks1 -i -tbs ks1.tb1 ks2.tb2
Which one of the following should it do?
1. all tables in the keyspace ks1, except the table tb1; or
2. all tables in all keyspaces, exce
