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Monitor Index Backfill from the Command Line

Jim KnicelyJanuary 31, 2023

When an index is created on a populated table, YugabyteDB automatically backfills the existing data into the index. In most cases, this […]

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View gFlag Default Value from the Command Line

Jim KnicelyJanuary 28, 2023

There are various configuration flags (called gFlags) for both YB-Master and YB-TServer nodes in a YugabyteDB universe. These gFlags allow you to […]

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List Tablet Details for a YCQL Table From the Command Line

Jim KnicelyDecember 2, 2022

YugabyteDB automatically splits YCQL user tables into multiple shards, called tablets, using a hash based strategy. You can see the tablets for a table via the […]

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Drop a YCQL Keyspace Which is Not Empty

Jim KnicelyOctober 12, 2022

In YCQL the DROP KEYSPACE statement is used remove a keyspace from the system. An error is raised if the specified keyspace […]

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List Node Status From the Command Line

Jim KnicelyJuly 5, 2022

The yb-admin utility, located in the bin directory of YugabyteDB home, provides a command line interface for administering clusters. Two of its many command options, list_all_masters […]

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