Hello,
I have recently started using Cassandra. I have designed a super column as
below. It is basically a set of university results. I am using Hector java
API to interface with Cassandra. I am struggling a bit to find what is the
proper way to query the results for a particular registration
I understand, I wanted to know how exactly should I do it manually... is
there some "best" practice of going over all the "older" rows and deleting
them?
On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 5:25 PM, Jonathan Ellis wrote:
> Answered on the user@ list.
>
> On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 3:35 AM, Yan Virin wrote:
>
Answered on the user@ list.
On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 3:35 AM, Yan Virin wrote:
> Hi
> I want to use cassandra for storing some data which gets irrelevant with
> time. There will be a lot of data and I want to run a procedure which will
> delete the oldest from the repository from time to time.
> T
Hi
I want to use cassandra for storing some data which gets irrelevant with
time. There will be a lot of data and I want to run a procedure which will
delete the oldest from the repository from time to time.
The column name which holds the data is a "timestamp" name, so I will want
delete some rang
Thank you! Is there a way to store that kind of data?
(a) No
(b) you should restrict it to < 2GB of data in 0.6
On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 3:55 AM, huajun qi wrote:
> Can the value of a column under a super column be a super column?
>
> For examples:
>
> sc={
> name:"name",
> value:{
>
Can the value of a column under a super column be a super column?
For examples:
sc={
name:"name",
value:{
{name:"First Name", value:"John"}
{name:"Last Name", value:"LBJ"}
}
}
this is a super co
Hi,
I don't know whether I have missed anything here, but can we get columns for
multiple Super Column Names at a time, like what we can do for Keys (by key
range or list of keys) or columns (by column range or column list)?
While I'm doing the work with Cassandra, I usually think the
