Class and Description |
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SSTableFlushObserver
Observer for events in the lifecycle of writing out an sstable.
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SSTableFormat.Type |
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
SSTableReadsListener
Listener for receiving notifications associated with reading SSTables.
|
Version
A set of feature flags associated with a SSTable format
versions are denoted as [major][minor].
|
Class and Description |
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SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Version
A set of feature flags associated with a SSTable format
versions are denoted as [major][minor].
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
SSTableWriter
This is the API all table writers must implement.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
SSTableReadsListener
Listener for receiving notifications associated with reading SSTables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableFlushObserver
Observer for events in the lifecycle of writing out an sstable.
|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableFlushObserver
Observer for events in the lifecycle of writing out an sstable.
|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableFlushObserver
Observer for events in the lifecycle of writing out an sstable.
|
Class and Description |
---|
Version
A set of feature flags associated with a SSTable format
versions are denoted as [major][minor].
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableFormat
Provides the accessors to data on disk.
|
SSTableFormat.Type |
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
SSTableWriter
This is the API all table writers must implement.
|
Version
A set of feature flags associated with a SSTable format
versions are denoted as [major][minor].
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableFlushObserver
Observer for events in the lifecycle of writing out an sstable.
|
SSTableFormat
Provides the accessors to data on disk.
|
SSTableFormat.Type |
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
SSTableReader.Factory |
SSTableReader.OpenReason |
SSTableReader.Operator
TODO: Move someplace reusable
|
SSTableReader.UniqueIdentifier |
SSTableReadsListener
Listener for receiving notifications associated with reading SSTables.
|
SSTableReadsListener.SelectionReason
The reasons for selecting an SSTable
|
SSTableReadsListener.SkippingReason
The reasons for skipping an SSTable
|
SSTableWriter
This is the API all table writers must implement.
|
SSTableWriter.Factory |
SSTableWriter.TransactionalProxy |
Version
A set of feature flags associated with a SSTable format
versions are denoted as [major][minor].
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableFlushObserver
Observer for events in the lifecycle of writing out an sstable.
|
SSTableFormat
Provides the accessors to data on disk.
|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
SSTableReader.Factory |
SSTableReader.Operator
TODO: Move someplace reusable
|
SSTableReadsListener
Listener for receiving notifications associated with reading SSTables.
|
SSTableWriter
This is the API all table writers must implement.
|
SSTableWriter.Factory |
SSTableWriter.TransactionalProxy |
Version
A set of feature flags associated with a SSTable format
versions are denoted as [major][minor].
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Version
A set of feature flags associated with a SSTable format
versions are denoted as [major][minor].
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableFormat.Type |
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Version
A set of feature flags associated with a SSTable format
versions are denoted as [major][minor].
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableFormat.Type |
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
|
Version
A set of feature flags associated with a SSTable format
versions are denoted as [major][minor].
|
Class and Description |
---|
SSTableReader
An SSTableReader can be constructed in a number of places, but typically is either
read from disk at startup, or constructed from a flushed memtable, or after compaction
to replace some existing sstables.
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