Hi Lewis Thanks a lot for your answer. I plan to use HBASE.
Is it different? How can I define keyspace in Gora for HBASE? I need during my running time, push into different keyspace. Is it possible? thanks again Benjamin On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 6:25 PM, Lewis John Mcgibbney < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi Benjamin, > You didn't mention which Gora module you are using or planning on using so > I'll just state my most recent Gora project and hopefull > the analogy will be clear. > I was building large dictionary maps for different document frequency > thresholds of Solr indexes. I wanted to store the dictionary maps and some > other metadata into Cassandra. For simplicity lets say thresholds were 10, > 20 and 50. This meant that each grouping would be stored as a different > keyspace in Cassandra. I could then push data there by editing the keyspace > name in gora-cassandra-mapping.xml accordingly, ensuring that the correct > file was on the classpath and running my code to load this into Cassandra. > I must admit not much of the Gora code is used at all. > This of course uses Cassandra... and it may not be the best solution but > it did the job for me no bother at all and was very very quick and writing > the data down into Cassandra. > hth > Lewis > > On Wednesday, August 21, 2013, Sznajder ForMailingList < > [email protected]> wrote: > > Hi > > > > I need to keep to a DB values (String) with status 0 or status 1. > > I need to fetch from the DB some values with status 0 and process them > for then passing their status to 1 and re-pushing them... > > > > > > I thought about a solution: > > Keeping two tables "Table_status_0" and "Table_status_1"... > > > > But, how can we keep data in two different tables using GORA (the two > tables have the same key/values objects) > > > > > > Or, maybe, do you have a better idea for fixing this issue? > > > > Benjamin > > > > -- > *Lewis* > >
