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In reads, we often need to close iterations to avoid running out of resources.
Currently, there is no way to reopen a closed iteration.
Features
In random access and in .snapshots() mode, we need to be able to access an iteration again after we .close()d it -- unless READ_LINEAR mode is used.
In random access mode, we need an option that closes the oldest iteration, e.g., after we opened N new ones. This could be done as the first thing once we open an iteration. Example: have only the last N accessed iterations open at a time (N being the configurable).
In reads, we often need to close iterations to avoid running out of resources.
Currently, there is no way to reopen a closed iteration.
Features
.snapshots()mode, we need to be able to access an iteration again after we.close()d it -- unless READ_LINEAR mode is used.