Without knowing the cause of the issue, it's hard to tell what are the
correct steps to recover from it. I would recommend you have a look at
the logs and figure out what was the cause of the issue, and then make a
recovery plan and also put preventive measure in place to stop it from
ok thank you!
What do you think about the following approach:
1. creating empty correct table id directories in linux filesystem with
respect to the system_schema.tables id column
2. importing data with nodetool import from incorrect directory
3. removing the incorrect directory
I know dropping a table and then creating a new table with the same name
can lead to that result, which is expected. If that wasn't what
happened, it may be a bug in Cassandra. If you can reproduce the
behaviour, you should raise a Jira ticket for it.
On 18/01/2024 14:44, ENES ATABERK wrote:
It has same mismatch id in all nodes not just one node.
From: Bowen Song via user
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2024 3:18:11 PM
To: user@cassandra.apache.org
Cc: Bowen Song
Subject: COMMERCIAL:Re: COMMERCIAL:Re: system_schema.tables id and table uuid
on disk
Was the table ID mismatching only on one node or all nodes? Mismatching
on one node is usually the result of a racing condition, but on all
nodes isn't. The solution I mentioned earlier only applies to the one
node situation.
On 18/01/2024 13:14, ENES ATABERK wrote:
Hi all,
Thanks for
Hi all,
Thanks for your responses.
The version is Cassandra 4.1.3
After I restarted all the nodes one-by-one cassandra created corrected-id
folder and keep the incorrect one as you said.
But then I cannot see the data from cqlsh it gives me no result. After i have
imported the data from
It sounds like you have done some concurrent table creation/deletion in
the past (e.g. CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS from multiple clients), which
resulted in this mismatch. After you restarted the node, Cassandra
corrected it by discarding the old table ID and any data associated with
it. This
Hi,
what Cassandra version are you on? I do not see this behaviour in 5.0-beta.
When I create a table, its id will match the id part of table directory on
the disk.
Regards
On Thu, Jan 18, 2024 at 8:49 AM ENES ATABERK
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> we have detected that table-uuid in linux file
