XLOG and SNAP have one format now. For example, they starts with:
XLOG and SNAP have the same format. They start with:
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So, **Header** of SNAP/XLOG consists from:
So, **Header** of an SNAP/XLOG consists of:
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<format>\n
<format_version>\n
Server: <server_uuid>
Server: <server_uuid>\n
VClock: <vclock_map>\n
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There're two markers: tuple beggining - **0xd5ba0bab** and EOF marker - **0xd510aded**. So, next, between **Header** and EOF marker there's data with such schema:
There're two markers: tuple beggining - **0xd5ba0bab** and EOF marker - **0xd510aded**. So, next, between **Header** and EOF marker there's data with the following schema: