On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 12:34 PM, Peter Chang wrote:
> Eagerly reading this post. One line here doesn't make sense to me.
> "Out of the box, Cassandra does not support TimeUUIDs for sorting an
> OrderPreservingPartitioner."
> Does this mean you can't use Time UUIDs when using OPP? Or that the keys
Eagerly reading this post. One line here doesn't make sense to me.
"Out of the box, Cassandra does not support TimeUUIDs for sorting an
OrderPreservingPartitioner."
Does this mean you can't use Time UUIDs when using OPP? Or that the keys
will not have their order preserved? If it's the latter, pe
Re "Why couldn't you walk though random-layout hash-keyed data by
token the same way? The hashes still have an order."
You can in 0.6.
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 8:45 AM, Paul Prescod wrote:
> I'm working on a blog post that combines all of the information and
> ideas I can find relative to managing
I'm working on a blog post that combines all of the information and
ideas I can find relative to managing sorted lists in Cassandra.
http://jottit.com/s8c4a/#
Not only do I greatly appreciate comments, I actually don't think I
can publish it without some feedback because there are some embedded
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