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Seems a bit pedantic. The memtable is (when fully flushing writes) a derivative of the WAL. Or vice-versa if you like. They hold equivalent data, organized diff
by mike_hearn 3y ago
Seems a bit pedantic. The memtable is (when fully flushing writes) a derivative of the WAL. Or vice-versa if you like. They hold equivalent data, organized differently (yes yes modulo tombstones). Anyway you're right, I was being lazy in not writing out memtable explicitly.
- ddorian43 3y agoWAL splitting isn't connected to memtable flushing, they are separate processes.