On 2017-07-05 23:14 (-0700), suraj pasuparthy
wrote:
> thanks Pranay,
> But is the order maintained across tables?
> As in the client in DC1 first writes record A in table A and then
> immediately writes Record B in Table B,
> So will the order be maintained, where in Table A gets synced first
Cassandra uses the writetime to resolve the conflict. Highest time stamp
wins. There's no guarantee on the order the mutations arrive in.
On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 7:14 AM suraj pasuparthy
wrote:
> thanks Pranay,
> But is the order maintained across tables?
> As in the client in DC1 first writes rec
thanks Pranay,
But is the order maintained across tables?
As in the client in DC1 first writes record A in table A and then
immediately writes Record B in Table B,
So will the order be maintained, where in Table A gets synced first and
then Table B?
Thanks again
-Suraj
On Wed, Jul 5, 2017 at 11:0
Hello suraj,
Nope there will no out sync between same tables in different Datacenters,
so Record A in Table A in Datacenter 1 will also be in Table A in
Datacenter 2, just make sure there is no communication issues between
Datacenters.
Thanks
Pranay.
On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 2:01 AM, suraj pasupa
Hello Experts,
I had a question
We have a multi DC cluster for cassandra and wanted to confirm one behavior.
Are the records order maintained while syncing to the backup datacenter?
What i mean is, if say, Record A is written to a Table A and Record B is
written to Table B on Datacenter 1, Does ca
