Have a column family with a few secondary indexes and I am trying to find
records where multiple flags are set using a bitmask. I do not see
documentation on bitmask operators so I am unsure if they exist.
I am new to Cassandra and am trying to avoid making multiple indexed slices.
Does anyon
On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 10:08 AM, Benjamin Padgett
wrote:
> Have a column family with a few secondary indexes and I am trying to find
> records where multiple flags are set using a bitmask. I do not see
> documentation on bitmask operators so I am unsure if they exist.
They do not, sorry.
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What would you suggest for handling such a situation? I come from RDMS
world...
Is it typical for a Cassandra implementation to make multiple slices to get the
desired data?
Thanks for the quick response!
Benjamin Padgett
benjamin.padg...@cision.c
Have you considered creating a composite key for the various permutations of
values that you need to query? For example "good.ok" could contain a column for
each entity with the value specifying whether the entity is "good" or "ok". You
could the. Have another composite key for "good.bad", "bad.
Hi all,
The 1.0 feature freeze is coming up on Sept 8, to be followed shortly
by a beta release.
To make it easier to plan what we can finish before then, I'm going to
go through the 68 open Jira tickets and take my best guesses. Tickets
that haven't been showing signs of life will be moved to 1
Jason,
Thank you for the good advice...I will put it to good use!
Benjamin Padgett
benjamin.padg...@cision.com
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