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The "API" page has been changed by BrandonWilliams. http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/API?action=diff&rev1=56&rev2=57 -------------------------------------------------- . `list<KeySlice> get_range_slice(keyspace, column_parent, predicate, start_key, finish_key, row_count=100, consistency_level)` - Replaces `get_key_range`. Returns a list of slices, sorted by row key, starting with start, ending with finish (both inclusive) and at most count long. The empty string ("") can be used as a sentinel value to get the first/last existing key (or first/last column in the column predicate parameter). Unlike get_key_range, this applies the given predicate to all keys in the range, not just those with undeleted matching data. This method is only allowed when using an order-preserving partitioner. + Replaces `get_key_range`. Returns a list of slices, sorted by row key, starting with start, ending with finish (both inclusive) and at most count long. The empty string ("") can be used as a sentinel value to get the first/last existing key (or first/last column in the column predicate parameter). Unlike get_key_range, this applies the given predicate to all keys in the range, not just those with undeleted matching data. This method is only allowed when using an order-preserving partitioner in 0.5. === get_range_slices === ''Requires Cassandra 0.6'' . `list<KeySlice> get_range_slices(keyspace, column_parent, predicate, range, consistency_level)` - Replaces `get_range_slice`. Returns a list of slices for the keys within the specified `KeyRange`. Unlike get_key_range, this applies the given predicate to all keys in the range, not just those with undeleted matching data. This method is only allowed when using an order-preserving partitioner. + Replaces `get_range_slice`. Returns a list of slices for the keys within the specified `KeyRange`. Unlike get_key_range, this applies the given predicate to all keys in the range, not just those with undeleted matching data. === get_key_range === ''Deprecated in 0.5 - use `get_range_slice` instead'' @@ -254, +254 @@ . `list<string> get_key_range(keyspace, column_family, start, finish, count=100, consistency_level)` - Returns a list of keys starting with `start`, ending with `finish` (both inclusive), and at most `count` long. The empty string ("") can be used as a sentinel value to get the first/last existing key. (The semantics are similar to the corresponding components of `SliceRange`.) This method is only allowed when using an order-preserving partitioner. + Returns a list of keys starting with `start`, ending with `finish` (both inclusive), and at most `count` long. The empty string ("") can be used as a sentinel value to get the first/last existing key. (The semantics are similar to the corresponding components of `SliceRange`.) === insert === . `insert(keyspace, key, column_path, value, timestamp, consistency_level)`
