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I've found that when you don't pass a keyspace, this will try to export all keyspaces including "system_schema, system_auth, system" etc, which can't be overwritten, as I get errors like:
system_schema keyspace is not user-modifiable. or Cannot CREATE <keyspace system_auth>
I. am not familiar with cassandra, but even if we find a way to overwrite system keyspaces, it doesn't sound like we should be doing it.
A flag like --ignore-system when used without --keyspaces should be able to copy all keyspaces except the system ones.
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I've found that when you don't pass a keyspace, this will try to export all keyspaces including "system_schema, system_auth, system" etc, which can't be overwritten, as I get errors like:
system_schema keyspace is not user-modifiable.
orCannot CREATE <keyspace system_auth>
I. am not familiar with cassandra, but even if we find a way to overwrite system keyspaces, it doesn't sound like we should be doing it.
A flag like
--ignore-system
when used without--keyspaces
should be able to copy all keyspaces except the system ones.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: