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Kadir Ozdemir updated PHOENIX-7469:
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Description: PHOENIX-7425 introduced Partitioned CDC Indexes. These indexes
are horizontally partitioned based on the partitioned id computed by
PARTITION_ID() if the table is not a partition table such as a multi-tenant
tables or an updatable view. The CDC index of the partitioned table is already
partition by the tenant id or index id. PARTITION_ID() will further partition
these already partitioned indexes. This means partition id will not the leading
prefix of index rows for these table. This Jira is to implement partition id
as the prefix of CDC index rows for multi-tenant tables too. (was:
PHOENIX-7425 introduced Partitioned CDC Indexes. These indexes are horizontally
partitioned based on the partitioned id computed by PARTITION_ID(). This
requires that partition id to be the prefix of index rows. This Jira is to
implement partition id as the prefix of CDC index rows for multi-tenant tables
too.)
> Partitioned CDC Index for multi-tenant tables
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> Key: PHOENIX-7469
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-7469
> Project: Phoenix
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Kadir Ozdemir
> Assignee: Kadir Ozdemir
> Priority: Major
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> PHOENIX-7425 introduced Partitioned CDC Indexes. These indexes are
> horizontally partitioned based on the partitioned id computed by
> PARTITION_ID() if the table is not a partition table such as a multi-tenant
> tables or an updatable view. The CDC index of the partitioned table is
> already partition by the tenant id or index id. PARTITION_ID() will further
> partition these already partitioned indexes. This means partition id will not
> the leading prefix of index rows for these table. This Jira is to implement
> partition id as the prefix of CDC index rows for multi-tenant tables too.
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