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Kirill Tkalenko updated IGNITE-20125:
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Description:
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For each operation that is writing, the operation’s timestamp (which is NOT the
same as the operation’s command’s SafeTime timestamp) T~op~ is used to get the
schema corresponding to the operation. When it’s obtained, all writable indices
at T~op~ are taken, and the current operation writes to them all.
An index is writable for an RW transaction started at T~begin~ if the index
exists in a writable state (REGISTERED, BACKFILLING, AVAILABLE, STOPPING) in
the schema corresponding to T~begin~, but writability is lost once the index
transitions to the READ_ONLY state (in the CURRENT schema).
If an index does not exist anymore at T~op~, the write to it is just ignored,
the transaction is not aborted.
was:
For each operation that is writing, the operation’s timestamp (which is NOT the
same as the operation’s command’s SafeTime timestamp) T~op~ is used to get the
schema corresponding to the operation. When it’s obtained, all writable indices
at T~op~ are taken, and the current operation writes to them all.
An index is writable for an RW transaction started at T~begin~ if the index
exists in a writable state (REGISTERED, BACKFILLING, AVAILABLE, STOPPING) in
the schema corresponding to T~begin~, but writability is lost once the index
transitions to the READ_ONLY state (in the CURRENT schema).
If an index does not exist anymore at T~op~, the write to it is just ignored,
the transaction is not aborted.
> Write to writable indices when writing to partition
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>
> Key: IGNITE-20125
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-20125
> Project: Ignite
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Roman Puchkovskiy
> Assignee: Kirill Tkalenko
> Priority: Major
> Labels: ignite-3
> Fix For: 3.0.0-beta2
>
> Time Spent: 2h 20m
> Remaining Estimate: 0h
>
> *{color:#DE350B}See comments{color}*
> For each operation that is writing, the operation’s timestamp (which is NOT
> the same as the operation’s command’s SafeTime timestamp) T~op~ is used to
> get the schema corresponding to the operation. When it’s obtained, all
> writable indices at T~op~ are taken, and the current operation writes to them
> all.
> An index is writable for an RW transaction started at T~begin~ if the index
> exists in a writable state (REGISTERED, BACKFILLING, AVAILABLE, STOPPING) in
> the schema corresponding to T~begin~, but writability is lost once the index
> transitions to the READ_ONLY state (in the CURRENT schema).
> If an index does not exist anymore at T~op~, the write to it is just ignored,
> the transaction is not aborted.
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