Great, that perfectly satiated my curiosity.
Cameron Little
c 360-460-1205
> On Aug 24, 2015, at 8:01 AM, Sebastian Estevez
> wrote:
>
> Hi Cameron,
>
> INSERTs did not always have the ability to do where in's and the
> functionality has not not been ported to
wing return Bad Request errors:
DELETE FROM mpk_store WHERE pk_one IN ('a', 'b') AND pk_two IN ('a', 'b');
DELETE FROM mpk_store WHERE pk_one = 'test_fetch_partial_limit' AND pk_two IN
('a', 'b');
DELETE FROM mpk_store WHERE pk_one IN ('a', 'b') AND pk_two IN ('a', 'b') AND
pk_three = 'b';
This is a bit weird, since select allows IN clauses anywhere in the statement.
Can anyone help explain these semantics or why Cassandra does this?
Thanks,
Cameron Little
