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/* Date of comment 17-10-2001 WHY ORDERS ARE VANISHING You can't see this from just looking at the code: there are four other systems that interact with the s
by 6d0debc071 13y ago
/* Date of comment 17-10-2001
WHY ORDERS ARE VANISHING
You can't see this from just looking at the code: there are four other systems that interact with the same database. I've managed to localise the problem by the timing of faults, it seems like Cassandra is erasing entries that aren't on its local list.
They won't let us change this because they're afraid of breaking the system.
If Alec's still in charge, you're effectively out of luck. If the boss has changed, try asking about changing it again.
tl-dr: Your princess is in another castle. */
- tazjin 13y agoWhat does Cassandra refer to here? The project now known as Apache Cassandra had its initial release in 2008.
- 6d0debc071 13y agoIt was just the name of one of the progs interacting with the database, they called them after figures from Greek mythology.