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What happened
I'm currently using the SDK immudb4j.
I use it with a S3 minio bucket.
For the moment data are stored locally only until the chunk size is reached. Then a new chunk file is created and the closed chunk is copied on S3.
And when immudb stops, the partial chunk is copied to S3 for safety and consistency.
I wanted to see the chunk size involved here (it is defined a the database creation). There is method in the Go SDK which allows it :
GetDatabaseSettingsV2.
But nothing in the Java one.
What you expected to happen
It is not a big issue but (and not only for this chunk size but for every settings) it can be great to have access to them by a method or something else.
Love and thank you for all you're doing
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)
Environment
# run "immu* [v1.4.1]" and copy/paste the output here
Additional info (any other context about the problem)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What happened
I'm currently using the SDK immudb4j.
I use it with a S3 minio bucket.
For the moment data are stored locally only until the chunk size is reached. Then a new chunk file is created and the closed chunk is copied on S3.
And when immudb stops, the partial chunk is copied to S3 for safety and consistency.
I wanted to see the chunk size involved here (it is defined a the database creation). There is method in the Go SDK which allows it :
GetDatabaseSettingsV2.
But nothing in the Java one.
What you expected to happen
It is not a big issue but (and not only for this chunk size but for every settings) it can be great to have access to them by a method or something else.
Love and thank you for all you're doing
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)
Environment
# run "immu* [v1.4.1]" and copy/paste the output here
Additional info (any other context about the problem)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: