Is there a way to stop CouchDB from running compaction?
The only way to stop compaction (iirc) is to stop CouchDB. Not a good idea. Generally, compaction is a background process. The database reads are not affected by it – also for heavy read! If you have heavy write processes, compaction may never end because writing and updating a doc is faster than compaction.
How do you compact a database in CouchDB?
Compacting a database. When you compact a database, you tell PouchDB to optimize its current storage usage. CouchDB will do the same thing: return db.compact().then(function (info) { // compaction complete }).catch(function (err) { // handle errors });
Is there a way to stop a running compaction process?
During compaction, a new .couch file is written. So what you would do, when you interrupt compaction is making the file useless. The only way to stop compaction (iirc) is to stop CouchDB. Not a good idea. Generally, compaction is a background process. The database reads are not affected by it – also for heavy read!
What does auto compaction do on remote databases?
On remote databases, the auto_compaction option will do nothing. We all love our databases, but sometimes good things must come to an end, and you need to snub out a database completely. So if you want to give your database to a nice farm family upstate, then the destroy () API is for you.
What is the role of the compaction process?
The compaction process plays an important role in improving the strength and bearing capacity of materials for use in road construction. The degree of compaction achievable is dependent on the grading, particle morphology, organic content and metal content of MIBA, as well as the moisture conditions and the compaction effort applied.
How does data compression and data compaction work?
Data compression compresses the data blocks to reduce the amount of physical storage that is required. Data compaction stores more data in less space to increase storage efficiency.
What should be the spacing between compaction points?
What spacing between compaction points to assign depends on several factors, such as the geotechnical site conditions prior to compaction, the required degree of compaction, the size of the compaction probe (influence area), and the capacity of the vibrator.