upd: yeah, my first example of output seems to be wrong.
Re-run my test and now seems right:
+--+---+++
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@Vincent - I dropped columns from an index table.
Thank you for pointing me to "partial rebuild", will try it.
On Mon, Aug 12, 2019 at 8:51 PM Vincent Poon wrote:
> @Aleksandr did you delete rows from the data table, or the index table?
> The output you're showing says that you have orphaned
@Aleksandr did you delete rows from the data table, or the index table?
The output you're showing says that you have orphaned rows in the index
table - i.e. rows that exist only in the index table and have no
corresponding row in the data table. If you deleted the original rows in
the data table
I have familiar question - how to partially rebuild indexes by timestamps
interval like many MapReduce has —starttime/—endttime
> On 9 Aug 2019, at 17:21, Aleksandr Saraseka wrote:
>
> Hello community!
> I'm testing scrutiny tool to check index consistency.
> I hard-deleted from HBase a couple
Hello community!
I'm testing scrutiny tool to check index consistency.
I hard-deleted from HBase a couple of rows from global index, then ran
Scrutiny tool, it showed me some output like:
SOURCE_TABLE
TARGET_TABLE
SCRUNITY_EXECUTE_TIME
SOURCE_ROW_PK_HASH
SOURCE_TS
TARGET_TS
HAS_TARGET_ROW
