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added truncate functionality to DB class, pushed it through to all implementors #28

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However some of them (Mongo 5,6, HBase, Voldemort) are empty implementations. I primarily did this for Mongo b/c I would have to clean it out in order to re-insert data. I assume there will be other doc stores that have the same problem.

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Hey,

Should I still merge it? Does it work with the other changes I merged to Voldemort, Cassandra and Mongo?

Thanks!

Brian

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Your bytebuffer changes merged no problem. 6dd8015 is still a Mongo specific bug, you should merge that change. The truncate functionality 69325cc has been tested for Cassandra7 and Mongo. If you don't want to pull that in until I've implemented for all drivers, let me know.

@arunxarun arunxarun closed this Mar 27, 2011
hse-root pushed a commit to hse-project/hse-ycsb that referenced this pull request Aug 21, 2020
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* commit 'ebe932f462211ccf097348a6ee201857f53dd6aa':
  Merge pull request brianfrankcooper#27 in HSE/hse-ycsb from make-package to v0.17.0-hse

(cherry picked from commit 943db6bdc7ad65383f3c29d4bae4ea9a6fcf54f2)
hse-root pushed a commit to hse-project/hse-ycsb that referenced this pull request Aug 21, 2020
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* commit '235251333f711c31cd07e9346b24f19c7747be6a':
  Merge pull request brianfrankcooper#28 in HSE/hse-ycsb from make-package-lrc to v0.17.0-lrc-hse
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