Hi Jakub,
You can read the mail thread on how to extract clustering columns in
trigger.
https://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/cassandra-user/201605.mbox/%3CCAAam9ssYf0LvBgJ86M1Phb0ak7=jnh_acoanr8ofov4kvbr...@mail.gmail.com%3E
Extracting partition key for the operation is mentioned in the trig
Hi Siddharth,
Thank you for answer.
Yes this is exactly the same goal that I wish to accomplish, though I was
wondering whether it would be possible to access the data of the row that
is being inserted so that I would be able to take a snapshot of the entire
row. Does anybody knows if that is rea
Hi Jakub,
I worked with trigger, I was auditing it by time
.
I considered the following partition keys for the audit table.
1. (timeuuid,uuid) OR,
2. formatted date in groups of 5 minutes
21 March 2015, 13:44:15 -> 201503211340
*Used it to batch operations by a group of minutes.*
*Caution : If y
Hi guys,
I had been exploring recently the Cassandra Triggers and I think that there
are going to be very useful for my use case, though I think that I would
need a bit of help with setting it up.
I fallow this example and it was been very helpful, my use case is
basically similar I want to have
