Thanks Aaron. I've mitigated this by removing the dependency on idempotent
counters. But its good to know the limitations of counters.
Thanks
Jabbar Azam
On 19 May 2014 08:36, "Aaron Morton" wrote:
> Does anybody else use another technique for achieving this idempoten
> Does anybody else use another technique for achieving this idempotency with
> counters?
The idempotency problem with counters has to do with what will happen when you
get a timeout. If you reply the write there is a chance of the increment been
applied twice. This is inherent in the current d
Hello,
Do people use counters when they want to have idempotent operations in
cassandra?
I have a use case for using a counter to check for a count of objects in a
partition. If the counter is more than some value then the data in the
partition is moved into two different partitions. I can't work
