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Longping Jie updated HBASE-28272:
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Description:
In the HStore.java class, in the requestCompaction method, after manually
triggering Major Compaction, this.forceMajor is set to true.
When clearing the force flag, execute the following code:
```java
this.forceMajor = this.forceMajor && !request.isMajor();
```
However, when the table is a Stripe Compaction strategy (other compaction
policy may have similar problems), request.isMajor() is always false because,
in CompactionRequestImpl
The setIsMajor method is not always called. We need to check the calling status
of the setIsMajor method. Otherwise, after a major is manually triggered,
forceMajor will always be true, and subsequent periodic major compactions will
also be forced to compaction.
> After triggering a Major Compaction, clearing the force flag has no effect.
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>
> Key: HBASE-28272
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-28272
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Compaction
> Affects Versions: 2.2.6
> Reporter: Longping Jie
> Priority: Major
>
> In the HStore.java class, in the requestCompaction method, after manually
> triggering Major Compaction, this.forceMajor is set to true.
> When clearing the force flag, execute the following code:
> ```java
> this.forceMajor = this.forceMajor && !request.isMajor();
> ```
> However, when the table is a Stripe Compaction strategy (other compaction
> policy may have similar problems), request.isMajor() is always false because,
> in CompactionRequestImpl
> The setIsMajor method is not always called. We need to check the calling
> status of the setIsMajor method. Otherwise, after a major is manually
> triggered, forceMajor will always be true, and subsequent periodic major
> compactions will also be forced to compaction.
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