racluster error when using -m none

[Benet Leong]

Hi pengiran,

IMHO, rather than trying to turn off the aggregation function of racluster using -m none; why not just use "ra" instead?
That should return you the data stored in your argus file/stream without any aggregation and at the same time should still support any type of ra* options you have included in your racluster command.

Is there a specific reason you're not using ra for this purpose?

Best regards,
Benet Leong.
ComWorth Co., Ltd.

On Feb 1, 2010, at 11:03 AM, Carter Bullard wrote:

> Hey Pengiran,
> racluster() with the "-m none" option should be an error, as there is no aggregation.
> racluster() will use a lot of cycles and do nothing with this option.  Just my opinion,
> but I think they should complain.
> 
> Other pure aggregators should also complain.  While rasqlinsert() and ratop()
> offer aggregation, aggregation is not their primary function, so being able to
> turn aggregation on and off is supported/required.
> 
> So what are you trying to do?
> 
> Carter
> 
> On Jan 29, 2010, at 10:58 PM, pengiran Awang wrote:
> 
>> hello..
>> 
>> I wanted to turn off the aggregation function so that i will get the data store with out aggregaton. 
>> 
>> but when i'm using the "-m none" option, i got this error.
>> 
>> shell> racluster -r argus-id1 -m none
>> racluster[13247]: 11:47:16.739104 ArgusClientInit: ArgusNewAggregator error
>> 
>> 
>> when using racluster without "-m none", i got the output on my screen.
>> 
>> please advice.
>> 
>> regards,
>> peng
>> 
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