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In the config of my test installation I have the parameter "titan.enabled: true" and when I insert large records into my tables I see that files in "../tikv-20160/db/titandb/" are written.
A few days ago I used the "import into"-functionality and once the job had finished executing (successfully) I noticed that nothing got written into the directory "../tikv-20160/db/titandb/" where the titan files reside - only its parent directory had new sst-files (and I assume that all what's in that parent directory are files related to RocksDB).
If I did not make a mistake or overlooked some parameter, then I assume that the "import into"-functionality cannot currently use the "titan"-engine, respectively, that it will always write all data into TiDB's RocksDB engine?
If this is correct then it would be nice to mention this in the documentation.
Cheers
Stefano
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File: /release-8.5/sql-statements/sql-statement-import-into.md
I have started a few weeks ago to try to use TiDB and so far it was a nice experience, as well because of the very nice documentation - thank you 😄
In the config of my test installation I have the parameter "titan.enabled: true" and when I insert large records into my tables I see that files in "../tikv-20160/db/titandb/" are written.
A few days ago I used the "import into"-functionality and once the job had finished executing (successfully) I noticed that nothing got written into the directory "../tikv-20160/db/titandb/" where the titan files reside - only its parent directory had new sst-files (and I assume that all what's in that parent directory are files related to RocksDB).
If I did not make a mistake or overlooked some parameter, then I assume that the "import into"-functionality cannot currently use the "titan"-engine, respectively, that it will always write all data into TiDB's RocksDB engine?
If this is correct then it would be nice to mention this in the documentation.
Cheers
Stefano
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: