a on that portion in
> descending order by mod_date.
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> For a normal loopkup you do not need to know mod_date, a simple SELECT *
> FROM users WHERE dept_id=foo and user_id=bar LIMIT 1 will do.
>
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> http://datascale.io/cassandra-partitioning-and-clustering-keys-expla
te desc)
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> On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 5:54 AM Monmohan Singh wrote:
>
> Dear Cassandra experts,
> I have a data modeling question for cases where data needs to be sorted by
> keys which can be modified.
> So , say we have a user table
> {
>dept_id text,
>us
Dear Cassandra experts,
I have a data modeling question for cases where data needs to be sorted by
keys which can be modified.
So , say we have a user table
{
dept_id text,
user_id text,
user_name text,
mod_date timestamp
PRIMARY KEY (dept_id,user_id)
}
Now I can query cassandra to g
