Hi,
We set up a cache in the default-config.xml file, but we're having trouble
getting visibility into the cache's data. We'd like to be able to use SQL
queries (or something we can run in an ad-hoc CLI or web tool) to
occasionally inspect the data.
1. Is there a way to inspect the data in an
ilya.kasnacheev wrote
> It's not possible to add table to cache.
>
> It is possible to define cache with table(s) from XML, but you will have
> to
> populate it with data from scratch:
> https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/indexes
Am I able to use the QueryCursor on a cache that was created
devinbost wrote
> When we create a new table via SQL, it creates the cache for the table (as
> expected). However, if we drop the table, the cache is not deleted. We
> can't
> figure out how to delete the cache. So, we have many caches accumulating
> that we can't delete but ca
When we create a new table via SQL, it creates the cache for the table (as
expected). However, if we drop the table, the cache is not deleted. We can't
figure out how to delete the cache. So, we have many caches accumulating
that we can't delete but can't use for SQL because we've deleted their
We created a table (which automatically creates a cache in Ignite), but we
need to apply a TTL/expiration to the data. We've figured out how to do this
with a table-less cache, but we need to do this with a cache that's linked
to a table. We can recreate the table if necessary to add the TTL, but
My team created an Ignite cache from the XML configuration, and we're trying
to get some visibility into its data. It appears that there are no tables
associated with the cache, so we're not sure if it's possible for us to
query it without needing to recreate the table in a way that would cause
Sorry, ignore my last message.
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Hi,
I have an Ignite plugin that needs to check one of the Ignite caches with
every operation.
The plugin was working fine until I tried using the thin client to access
one of the caches... Now, I'm just getting "Ignite cluster is unavailable"
when this line gets run:
ClientCache cache =
akurbanov wrote
> Hello,
>
> There is no need to restart the cluster if you want to create a new cache
> as
> dynamic cache creation is supported:
> https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/jcache#section-dynamic-cache
>
> Do you use native persistence or do you run in-memory?
>
> If this doesn't
