> So, I suspect I can expect those rows to finally go away when queried from
> cassandra-cli once GCGraceSeconds has passed then?
Yes.
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Sylvain
GREAT answer, thanks and one last questionŠ
So, I suspect I can expect those rows to finally go away when queried from
cassandra-cli once GCGraceSeconds has passed then?
Or will they always be there forever and ever and ever(this can't be true,
right).
Thanks,
Dean
On 10/2/12 9:34 AM, "Sylvain
The short version is: there is 2 use case for nodetool repair:
1) For periodic repair of the whole cluster
(http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/Operations#Frequency_of_nodetool_repair).
In that case, you should run repair *with* -pr and you should run it
on *every* node.
2) When a node has been do
If I understand –pr correctly…
1. -pr forces only the current nodes' stables to be fixed (so I run on each
node once)
2. Can I run node tool –pr repair on just 1/RF of my nodes if I do the
correct nodes?
3. Without the –pr, it will fix all the stuff on the current node AND the
nodes with
