On Nov 1, 2009, at 2:12 PM, kevin wrote:
is it possible to get all the super columns of a supercolumn
family with lazyboy?
With the Record class, no. A Record is just a set of Columns, so it's
either one SuperColumn or one row.
If you check out what I've been working on in ieure/master, there's a
tool that will do what you want:
import lazyboy as lzb
lzb.add_pool('Keyspace1', ['localhost:9160'])
stuff = lzb.multigetterator(Key('Keyspace1', 'Supern1', 'user_id'))
print tuple(stuff['Keyspace1']['Supern1']['user_id'])
From there you can inject the data into Records:
records = []
for (row_key, super_col) in stuff['Keyspace1']['Supern1'].items():
records.append(Record()._inject(Key('Keyspace1', 'Supern1',
row_key,
super_col.name), super_col.columns)
This may need some tweaking to work right, but this is the direction
you should be going.
- Ian
