It is my understanding that for Ignite transactions to be ACID, we need to
have the caches configured as FULL_SYNC.  [  Some of the code seems to
imply only at least one of the caches in the transaction  needs to be
FULL_SYNC, but that is outside the scope of my question. ]

The initial load of our caches takes a long time, because our
StreamReceiver needs to use transactions because it is transforming the
data.   This phase is idempotent, and could easily be run as FULL_ASYNC.
 However, once the data is loaded, we need the guarantees associated with
FULL_SYNC.      Is there any way to accomplish that, short of adding the
ability to change this cache setting dynamically?   Is there any way to
force transactions on caches not configured as FULL_SYNC to be FULL_SYNC?


Thanks,

-DH

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