LabVIEW
Timestamp precision issue
Hi folks,
I am trying to write some numeric data in Cassandra by using LabView.
My code is the following.
For example, I'm waiting for while loop to execute 100.000 iterations. I expected in the data table in Cassandra there would be 100.000 rows with the timestamp according to them. But in my case there are only about 5500 rows, i.e. I'm losing my data during writing. I guess the reason is the timestamp. What is the precision of the Cassandra timestamp? (I mean when one is using to Timestamp(now()) function).
Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Thank you.
Kalyan bl
Mindmajix Technologies
Hi kalyanbl,
why don't you ask in a Cassandra forum? (Or maybe read a manual for that database?)
- You are calling the database very fast without any delays in the loop: there might by less than 1µs between the calls…
- Can't you supply your own timestamp?
- Can't you use waveforms/arrays instead of single samples?
