I am interacting through shell.. the default way given in blur documentation..
blur (default)> create -t test -c 11 -l $BLUR_HOME blur (default)> mutate test r1 rid1 f1 c1:v1 blur (default)> mutate test r1 rid1 f1 c2:v2 blur (default)> mutate test r1 rid1 f1 c3:v3 blur (default)> mutate test r1 rid1 f2 c1:v1 blur (default)> mutate test r1 rid1 f2 c2:v2 blur (default)> mutate test r1 rid2 f2 c1:v1 blur (default)> mutate test r1 rid2 f1 c2:v2 blur (default)> mutate test r2 rid1 f1 c1:v1 blur (default)> mutate test r2 rid1 f1 c2:v2 blur (default)> mutate test r2 rid1 f2 c2:v2 blur (default)> query test *:* -min 1000 -fetch 1000 4 results found in [61.891877 ms]. Row [4] Record [7] Column [7] Data (bytes) result# rowid recordid 0 r-5678 family1.column3 0 1234 value4 0 9012 value1 0 family2.column16 0 4321 value1 1 r1 f1.c2 1 rid2 v2 1 f2.c2 1 rid1 v2 2 rowid1 fam2.col1 2 recordid1 value1 3 r2 f2.c2 3 rid1 v2 As you can see, it is still not giving me correct output.. Plus result# 0 and 2 doesnot even belong to the table still they are coming in output. Any suggestions what is happening here. Thanks, Ameya On Tue, Aug 5, 2014 at 11:02 AM, Tim Williams <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, Aug 5, 2014 at 10:54 AM, Ameya Aware <[email protected]> > wrote: > > It returns some of the rows of table but not all.. :( > > How are you interacting with Blur? the Shell? the thrift API? > Console? By default Blur limits the number of results returned but > those can be adjusted through the BlurQuery[1] object in the API. Or, > if you're using the shell, just adjust it with command line switches > (e.g. query test *:* -min 1000 -fetch 1000 ) > > --tim > > [1] - > http://incubator.apache.org/blur/docs/0.2.3/Blur.html#Struct_BlurQuery >
