Added a support for data transformation during migration using variou… #198
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…s hash functions. Updated README.MD, deprecated the support of CloudWatch for C* driver. Updated configuration files.
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issue with deletes b/c keys are changed, "FINAL FAILURE after 64 attempts. Exception: Non PRIMARY KEY columns found in where clause: value" |
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CQLReplicator supports data transformation during migration using various hash functions. This feature is useful for:
Add selectExpression for transforming primary keys. #197
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