If i'm doing some CQL query like:
select * from table
where id in (?,?,?,?...)
but the bind parameters are variable length, because the keys are actually
stored in a set column of another CF, I would potentially have
many, many PreparedStatements being compiled (and cached I assume),
potentia
More specifically, is it "best practice" to reuse PreparedStatements,
rather than creating a new one via session.prepare() on each database
access? Is there any performance benefit to this? I've glanced at the java
driver code and it does appear that if I were doing something like:
public List fe
More specifically, is it "best practice" to reuse PreparedStatements,
rather than creating a new one via session.prepare() on each database
access? Is there any performance benefit to this? I've glanced at the java
driver code and it does appear that if I were doing something like:
public List fe
