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What Can I Do If the Index Table Does Not Match the Data Table After HBase Cluster Data Is Deleted?

Symptom

When you query data in the HBase table, the value of count is inconsistent with the number of data records in list. Data loss frequently occurs, and many links time out during project running.

Possible Causes

After data is deleted, the index table does not match the data table. As a result, an exception occurs.

Solutions

Short-term solution: Perform offline batch processing analysis on data streams and supplement the missing data on the next day.
Long-term solutions: Check whether the TTL enhanced index can be removed in the CBC data aging scenario.

Parent topic: Data Read/Write

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