Hi,
I have successfully generated a project by the web console (Ignite 2.7) and started to use it from Java. I've used the spring based server factory; were able to start the server, load data from the DB (MSSQL) in a controlled fashion using LoadCaches() - so that part is fine, I get data for approx 10 different caches / tables, even the total of approx 90M records if I want. I have also successfully initialized Ignite Native persistence, so after using LoadCaches()with some different settings (having different directories set for the native persistence) I can "play" with 1k or 90M records later on locally. However, due to the mix-up of CacheStore and the datastorageConfiguration (for the persistence), I get this message for all of my caches: "Both Ignite native persistence and CacheStore are configured for cache ." My question: what would be right scenario to have the data loaded from DB and the one stored using native persistence be separated? Of course if I do not configure the persistence, I will get no warning. So, in order to have access to the natively persisted data later on independently (and with no warnings), do I need to configure new caches configured only to N. P. store and copy (clone) the data from the cacheStore? Or is there any easier way? IN other words, I would like to have a "detached" server node, being the data loaded form the DB natively persisted, with indexes etc.; being able to start it without a warning later on, and the bext step would be to start updating it based using sources (nodes). I am sorry, it might be trivial - but could not find a (simple) solution yet. Thanks, Laszlo
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