Hi, I'm using Cassandra 0.4.0 rc2
I can't make Cassandra to wipe commit logs. They just keep accumulating, no mater what settings I play with in the config file. I insert 200ooo keys. 1 CF, one column, value is 170kb, single Cassandra node. MemtableSizeInMB =32 MemtableObjectCountInMillions = 0.1 What do I do wrong? Please correct me if I misunderstood how things work: as soon as I insert a key-column-value, it gets written to memory, as soon as [data size or # of object] (see the settings above) are reached mem gets flushed to a commit log file. The very fact that I have growing number of commit logs files tells me that this flushing does happen. Now, commit logs records has to be transferred to the data and index files, I'm sure it happens as well, since my data folder is also growing, I see a lot of *.db files there. According to http://perspectives.mvdirona.com/2009/02/07/FacebookCassandraArchitectureAndDesign.aspx commit logs has to be wiped as soon as all its column families pushed to disk. This thing does NOT happen somehow, I have only one column family defined in the conf file. Conf file - http://www.katkovonline.com/storage-conf.xml
