nodetool relocatesstables

Rewrites any SSTable that contains tokens that should be in another data directory for JBOD disks. Basically, this commands relocates SSTables to the correct disk.

Synopsis

nodetool <options> relocatesstables -- <keyspace> <table>

Tarball and Installer No-Services path:

<installation_location>/resources/cassandra/bin
Connection options
Short Long Description

-h

--host

Hostname or IP address.

-p

--port

Port number.

-pwf

--password-file

Password file path.

-pw

--password

Password.

-u

--username

Remote JMX agent username.

keyspace

Name of keyspace.

table

Name of table.

--

Separates an option from an argument that could be mistaken for an option.

Description

This nodetool command can be used to manually rewrite the location of SSTables on disk. It is for use with JBOD disk storage. The command can also be used if you change the replication factor for the cluster stored on JBOD or if you add a new disk. If all the tokens are correctly stored in the data directories, nodetool relocatesstables has no effect.

Examples

nodetool relocatesstables cycling

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