The SCs are stored on disk in the order defined by the compareWith setting
so if you want them back in a different order either someone is sorting them
(C*, which doesn't sort them right now, or the client; which doesn't make
much of a difference, it's just moving the load around) or you're
denorma
Your sort of right for point two. The comparators you define in the keyspace
def are for the names of the columns (or super columns) not their values. So
it's not possible to sort by the value of your name column, you'll need to do
it client side.
The indexing features in 0.7 can sort the value
Aaron,
first of all thanks for your time.
1. You cannot return just the super columns, you have to get their sub columns
as well. The returned data is ordered, please provide and example of where it
is not.
I don't know what I did before but now I checked and data are sorted as I
expected th
1. You cannot return just the super columns, you have to get their sub columns as well. The returned data is ordered, please provide and example of where it is not. 2. Pull back the entire row and filter/sort the columns client side. It's not possible to return columns of the same name from differe
