FOLLOW UP QUESTION TO "Can we repair a Nodesync-enabled table if the service is disabled?"
so solution is that he/she alter mentioned table to change nodesync status to false then try to repair?
nodesync = { 'enabled': 'false'};
FOLLOW UP QUESTION TO "Can we repair a Nodesync-enabled table if the service is disabled?"
so solution is that he/she alter mentioned table to change nodesync status to false then try to repair?
nodesync = { 'enabled': 'false'};
@on_wisdom_181819 Technically you can disable NodeSync on the table however that's not the recommended course of action.
I suggest sticking with NodeSync and instead run a manual validation on the table as follows:
$ nodesync validation submit ks_name.table_name
A manual validation is the equivalent of a manual repair in NodeSync. It forces NodeSync to prioritise the repair of the table. When the manual validation has completed, NodeSync will resume the scheduled background (automatic) repairs.
For details, see Manually starting validation. Cheers!
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