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merged. Obviously the segments that can be given should meet some criteria.
> Hi Kunal
>
> Thank you for taking the good topic for discussion.
> First , let us think about : why users want to do forceful minor
> compaction,
> which cases?
> Current "MAJOR compaction" whether can cover "forceful MINOR compaction"
> scenarios ?
>
> As we know, compaction is mainly for optimizing index effectiveness by
> merging for multiple times data loading(segments), so current system
> provides two options for users to choose :"soft compaction(minor) and
> strong
> compaction(major)"。
>
> So i could not find the typical cases to add a new strong
> compaction(forceful minor)。
>
> Regards
> Liang
>
>
> Kunal Kapoor wrote
> > Hi all,
> > I was looking into compaction and had a query regarding the same.
> > If you have auto compaction turned on and the threshold level is 4,3
> > Now try loading data 7 times which will make 7 segments. Now as the auto
> > compaction was on therefore 4 segments will be merged to 0.1.
> > The segments visible will be 0.1, 4, 5, 6.
> >
> > When i try to run the compaction command nothing happens because the
> > threshold level is not reached for compaction to happen.
> > What if i want to merge the 3 segments i.e (4, 5, 6) and make a level-1
> > compacted segment.
> >
> > The proposed solution would be to add a new option to the compaction
> > command which contains what level of compaction the user would like to do
> >
> > Example:- alter table carbon_table compact 'minor' level '1'.
> > This would forcefully combine the segments(4, 5, 6) in to a level 1
> > compacted segment called 4.1 giving me 2 level-1 compacted segment (0.1
> > and
> > 4.1)
> > Similar operation can be done with level-1 compacted segments.
>
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