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Samarth Jain updated PHOENIX-3976:
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Description: [~akshita.malhotra] had this good idea of validating whether
an async index build job has completed successfully by comparing the
PhoenixJobCounters.INPUT_RECORDS with the number of expected rows. This would
be especially helpful when we are building the index using a data table
snapshot. Since the data table snapshot won't be taking any writes, it should
be correct and hopefully relatively easy (possibly chain of map reduce jobs
with first job being a row count job run against the data table restored using
snapshot?) to verify that the number of rows in the data table snapshot is
equal to the PhoenixJobCounters.INPUT_RECORDS counter. (was:
[~akshita.malhotra] had this good idea of validating whether an async index
build job has completed successfully by comparing the
PhoenixJobCounters.INPUT_RECORDS with the number of expected rows. This would
be especially helpful when we are building the index using a data table
snapshot. Since the data table snapshot won't be taking any writes, it should
be correct and hopefully relatively easy to verify that the number of rows in
the data table snapshot is equal to the PhoenixJobCounters.INPUT_RECORDS
counter.)
> Validate Index ASYNC job complete when building off a data table snapshot
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> Key: PHOENIX-3976
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-3976
> Project: Phoenix
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Samarth Jain
> Assignee: Akshita Malhotra
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> [~akshita.malhotra] had this good idea of validating whether an async index
> build job has completed successfully by comparing the
> PhoenixJobCounters.INPUT_RECORDS with the number of expected rows. This would
> be especially helpful when we are building the index using a data table
> snapshot. Since the data table snapshot won't be taking any writes, it should
> be correct and hopefully relatively easy (possibly chain of map reduce jobs
> with first job being a row count job run against the data table restored
> using snapshot?) to verify that the number of rows in the data table
> snapshot is equal to the PhoenixJobCounters.INPUT_RECORDS counter.
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