On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 12:30 PM, AJ wrote:
>> There is however a difference in running multiple column families
>> versus putting everything in the same column family and separating
>> them with e.g. a key prefix. E.g. if you have a large data set and a
>> small one, it will be quicker to query
Thank you Richard!
On 6/8/2011 2:57 AM, Richard Low wrote:
There is however a difference in running multiple column families
versus putting everything in the same column family and separating
them with e.g. a key prefix. E.g. if you have a large data set and a
small one, it will be quicker to
Hi AJ,
On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 9:29 AM, AJ wrote:
> Is there a performance hit when dropping a CF? What if it contains .5 TB of
> data? If not, is there a quick and painless way to drop a large amount of
> data w/minimal perf hit?
Dropping a CF is quick - it snapshots the files (which creates
Is there a performance hit when dropping a CF? What if it contains .5
TB of data? If not, is there a quick and painless way to drop a large
amount of data w/minimal perf hit?
Is there a performance hit running multiple keyspaces on a cluster
versus only one keyspace given a constant total
