Hello Alex. We don't have such an ability. Can you say what the use case is because I at least am having trouble understanding why you would want to do such a thing.
Thank you, S On Wed, Dec 13, 2017 at 2:07 PM, Alex Loffler <a...@loffler.org> wrote: > Hi Folks, > > I am using the HBase’s timestamp/version concept to track > aggregates/counts for time periods/spans. > > The put function allows me to update a specific version, ie. > put(rk).addColumn(cf, column, version, value) > > But I can’t find a way of incrementing a specific version ie. > increment(rk).addColumn(cf, column, version, value) doesn’t exist. > > I can only find increment(rk).addColumn(cf, column, value) which exhibits > the default behaviour of taking the latest version of the cell, > incrementing it’s value and updating the timestamp/version with > current-timestamp-millis. > > What I’d really like is an increment to the value in the specified > cell/version without the version update. > > Am I missing something, is this not possible for some reason in not > getting, or would it be a good feature request? > > Thanks again for a fantastic platform! > -Alex. > > > > >
