Hello, everyone.
I need simple task. Somewhere our developers which use gridgain.
I try to test that data correct inserted to this gridgain stacks. So I just
want to connect to this node, which I don't know anything and get data from
that.
I tried to do it by jdbc:driver, but seen that such
Hi, @seyeony!
There was a bug with MySQL dialect and large datasets fixed recently in
master.
By default MySQL JDBC driver load all rows of result set to memory and that
may result in OOME and node left the grid.
Or try to give more memory to node (if it possible).
Could you try with latest
Hi,
Are you sure to use same Ignite version on server and client, where are you
using Ignite JDBC connection?
The message:
*Remote node has cache affinity assignment mode different from local*
look like you apply different configuration on client and on server.
Also, you can access to date using
Val, the suggested workaround did work. This tells me though that somewhere
in your copy constructor for CacheConfiguration you are using a *shallow*
copy of the statefull content.
Thanks for your help,
Alex
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Kevin,
There is no need to listen to several ports. The range exists to make the
start process more reliable - the node will choose one of the available
ports if the first one can't be opened. Also this is useful when there are
several nodes running within one physical box.
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Hi Patrick,
Please properly subscribe to the mailing list so that the community can
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the reply.
wbyeh wrote
> I have used a SqlQuery to instead of a
Hi,
Please provide your configuration and give more details about what are you
doing. Which nodes are started first and on which addresses, how do you
restart them, etc.
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Nikolai,
Is this a bug? Should we create a ticket?
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Hi,
I can't tell anything without the full logs. Please upload them somewhere if
you still need our help.
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Sam,
The exception is thrown because you used a different instance to unlock. You
should always lock and unlock with the same instance in the same thread. The
lock you get from cache is the standard Java Lock and it has the same
semantics. The only difference is that it works in a distributed
Sam,
Can you provide a code example that I can run to see what the issue is? Now
it's not clear to me.
-Val
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Hi Murthy,
Yes, it will be available in 1.8.
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Hi,
A client can subscribe for remote events, see the documentation page
provided by Vladislav.
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Thanks for the confirmation.
On Sep 6, 2016 10:34 PM, "vkulichenko"
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> Yes, it will be available in 1.8.
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Hi,
This exception can happen for different reasons. Please attach full logs
from all nodes.
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AffinityFunction has to return the same result for the same topology anyway,
this is the crucial contract. Having said that, I still don't understand how
calling it at a random moment of time will help.
Do you have a test project that you can share with us? This would make
things more clear.
In general, Ignite supports compatibility for minor versions, but do not
for new major release.
You can use REST API for the purpose [1].
If you want to configure REST, all you need to do, add dependency to
ignite-rest-http on server side.
[1]: https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/rest-api
On
Hi, Abhishek Jain.
I successfully connect to couchbase using Simba couchbase JDBC driver.
For do this you need:
* create folder for driver jars in $IGNITE_HOME/libs (for example:
couchbase-driver)
* copy all jars from Driver folder in Simba_Couchbase_JDBC.zip
* copy
Hi there,
I am reading the socket communication part of the ignite source code. And I
have a question regards to the socket server.
Inside the ServerImpl.java, there is a private class called TcpServer which
will start a socket on selected port.
If portRange is used, which means Tcp Socket
Hi!
The name `TODAY` is problematic because there is a function with the same
name.
Sergi
2016-09-06 12:40 GMT+03:00 chevy :
> Hi,
>
> I am getting "Caused by: org.h2.jdbc.JdbcSQLException: Syntax error in SQL
> statement "CREATE TABLE ""salesCache"".SALESMODEL
Hi,
I changed the variable to “todayData" from “today” in SalesModel but still
getting same error.
/** TdyFeedModel: todayData (not-indexed). */
@QuerySqlField
public TdyFeedModel todayData;
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Chetan.
From: Sergi Vladykin
Hi,
This code finds first port from range, which do not busy.
This may be helpful, if you use some instance of server with same
configuration in one physical machine, in that case you will not know,
which a port from range have not busy yet.
On Tue, Sep 6, 2016 at 3:01 PM, Zhengqingzheng
@agura If you setup Java Spring Automatic persistence And try to connect a
Java node with C# this occurs repeatedly.
Is there any work around for this?
Just as note The same config works with C++ and Java but not with Java and
C#?
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Your point is true. But I did a maven clean build and also checked error and
its same error. Not sure why this is happening. Is there any other place that
maven saves class files? I am running using eclipse.
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From: "Sergi Vladykin [via Apache Ignite Users]"
Please send the full stack trace of the error you are getting now, may be
it is not really the same.
Sergi
2016-09-06 20:56 GMT+03:00 chevy :
> Your point is true. But I did a maven clean build and also checked error
> and its same error. Not sure why this is
I guess it is either not the same error or you run the old code or
something like this.
Please make sure that there is no mistake: restart clean cluster, rebuild
the code and run it again.
Sergi
2016-09-06 16:19 GMT+03:00 Chetan.V.Yadav :
> Hi,
>
> I changed the
[00:13:05,916][SEVERE][main][IgniteKernal] Got exception while starting (will
rollback startup routine).
class org.apache.ignite.IgniteCheckedException: Failed to register query type:
TypeDescriptor [name=SalesModel, fields={id=class java.lang.String,
storeId=class java.lang.Integer,
Yes, it still complains about TODAY field which must not exist anymore. You
need to make sure that Ignite picks up the latest code.
I'm not sure how to achieve that in your environment, never experienced
problems like this, but there are some ideas: run jps and check that no
Ignite nodes are
Hi,
I am getting "Caused by: org.h2.jdbc.JdbcSQLException: Syntax error in SQL
statement "CREATE TABLE ""salesCache"".SALESMODEL (_KEY INT NOT NULL,_VAL
OTHER,ID VARCHAR,STOREID INT,DATE VARCHAR,GOAL DOUBLE,FORECAST
DOUBLE,HOURLYSALES OTHER,SALESDATE VARCHAR,TODAY[*] OTHER,TYSALES
DOUBLE,LYSALES
Hi, thank you for your answer!
The problem that I don't know which version use developers. And when they
will change version to new one, I still don't be known what version they
use. I can't afford update version every time when developers change their.
So I asked about alternative simple way
Hi Alexey,
Thank you for your advices.
I tried to test with the latest night build as you guided. Also I replaced
the BasicJdbcDialect with MySQLDialect. It looked much better.
However when I tested with large datasets, I got the message as follows.
I guess I need more memory.
By the way, what
Hi,
You can't use peer class loading for model classes. You should enable
withKeepBinary flag [1] when executing invoke and use BinaryObject instances
in the entry processor instead of your classes.
[1]
https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/binary-marshaller#binaryobject-cache-api
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Hi all,
I load data via DataStreamer. After a while, ignite disconnects.
Attachment is errorlog.
My configuration is
Are there any properties need to be improved?
Does ignite have a property to disable kicking off slow client?
Regards,
Zhou.
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