> the data... basically each row will represent a country, and each column of a
> particular row will represent the data of a single user.
Almost.
The first field in the composite primary key is the row key, the remaining
fields are used to prefix the column names. So each column will be a sing
Hello all!
I'm new to Cassandra and the list. Still learning and testing basic stuff. I've
got a couple of questions which I'm hoping you could help me with.
I'm currently using Cassandra 1.1.1 and CQL Spec 3.
My schema consists of a table which represents a user list with with their
accordin
