List of maxSuccessiveMerges() Examples

Examples of maxSuccessiveMerges()

org.rocksdb.Options.maxSuccessiveMerges()
Maximum number of successive merge operations on a key in the memtable. When a merge operation is added to the memtable and the maximum number of successive merges is reached, the value of the key will be calculated and inserted into the memtable instead of the merge operation. This will ensure that there are never more than max_successive_merges merge operations in the memtable. Default: 0 (disabled) @return the maximum number of successive merges.

Examples of org.rocksdb.Options.maxSuccessiveMerges()

    }


    { // MaxSuccessiveMerges test
      long longValue = rand.nextLong();
      opt.setMaxSuccessiveMerges(longValue);
      assert(opt.maxSuccessiveMerges() == longValue);
    }


    { // MinPartialMergeOperands test
      int intValue = rand.nextInt();
      opt.setMinPartialMergeOperands(intValue);

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Examples of org.rocksdb.Options.maxSuccessiveMerges()

    }


    { // MaxSuccessiveMerges test
      long longValue = rand.nextLong();
      opt.setMaxSuccessiveMerges(longValue);
      assert(opt.maxSuccessiveMerges() == longValue);
    }


    { // MinPartialMergeOperands test
      int intValue = rand.nextInt();
      opt.setMinPartialMergeOperands(intValue);

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Examples of org.rocksdb.Options.maxSuccessiveMerges()

    }


    { // MaxSuccessiveMerges test
      long longValue = rand.nextLong();
      opt.setMaxSuccessiveMerges(longValue);
      assert(opt.maxSuccessiveMerges() == longValue);
    }


    { // MinPartialMergeOperands test
      int intValue = rand.nextInt();
      opt.setMinPartialMergeOperands(intValue);

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