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Garth Pickell updated CASSANDRA-9951:
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Description:
So in windows, the JVM tends to open files without FILE_SHARE_DELETE when using
the older java.io.* components. This, I think, is a problem for Cassandra in
that:
a) it is not standard behavior.
b) Cassandra kind of relies on this a lot.
However, if you use the java.nio.file.Files class instead for opening files.
These methods use FILE_SHARE_DELETE.
I have personally tested this.
was:
So in windows, the JVM tends to open files without FILE_SHARE_DELETE. This, I
think, is a problem for Cassandra in that:
a) it is not standard behavior.
b) Cassandra kind of relies on this a lot.
However, if you use the java.nio.file.Files class instead for opening files.
These methods use FILE_SHARE_DELETE.
I have personally tested this.
> For opening files, change over usages of java.io.* to java.nio.file.Files
> counterparts to achieve standard behavior with Windows IFS.
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> Key: CASSANDRA-9951
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-9951
> Project: Cassandra
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Core
> Reporter: Garth Pickell
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> So in windows, the JVM tends to open files without FILE_SHARE_DELETE when
> using the older java.io.* components. This, I think, is a problem for
> Cassandra in that:
> a) it is not standard behavior.
> b) Cassandra kind of relies on this a lot.
> However, if you use the java.nio.file.Files class instead for opening files.
> These methods use FILE_SHARE_DELETE.
> I have personally tested this.
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