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I'm using the cloudera distribution of HBase (hbase-0.94.6-cdh4.5.0) and the cloudera manager to set up all cluster's configurations. I have set up the following property for HBase: <property> <name>hbase.hregion.max.filesize</name> <value>10737418240</value> <source>hbase-default.xml</source> </property> NB: 10737418240 <=> 10G So, according to all documentation I read, data should be accumulated into a single region until the region size reached 10G. But, it doesn't seem to work... Maybe I miss something... Here is all regions of my hbase table and their size: root@hadoopmaster01:~# hdfs dfs

My team absolutely loves using regions, and with that in mind it's pretty much become a de-facto standard in our code. I recently came to realization that I'm sick of writing or ctrl+c / ctrl+v'ing these in every time I create a class, test method, etc... I was wondering if it is possible (via macros or some other functionality) to have Visual Studio automatically add these into your code. For example, If I add a new class file to my project, can you perform some sort of magic to have visual studio generate the file as: namespace Test { class MyClass { #region ------------ members ------------

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 7 years ago . How I can transfer the content of a S3 bucket of a specific region to another S3 bucket of another specific region? Please provide the simplest way and detailed steps if you can. Geoff Appleford You can do this with the AWS Console or one of the commercial tools such as Bucket Explorer. You need to select the files you want to transfer, then copy/cut and paste them into the new bucket. This works for

We are building a WPF Prism application. We have different developers working on different module projects, and multiple modules are injected into the main Application Shell. The main application is also a separate project. We also want to be able to use the modules in different applications. We do not want to have to name the Regions with the same names in every application. For instance, say we have a module to be used in two different applications. In one application, its developer may name the module's region "DetailsRegion," and in the other, its developer may name it "ResultsRegion."

I am using Region Monitoring in my app and I faced a question that I couldn't find any answer to it. How does region monitoring work in background mode? According to Location Awareness PG: Every time the user’s current location crosses a boundary region, the system generates an appropriate region event for your application. If your application is already running, these events go directly to the delegates of any current location manager objects. If your application is not running, the system launches it in the background so that it can respond. Now, this question is: my app is in the suspended