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Frank Du commented on CASSANDRA-1088:
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Hi Eric,
An important update: The patch works well, if we quit cassandra-cli by
exit/quit commands. Otherwise, it will cause issue Cassandra-1073.
Could you please try it again with a clean keyspace? Please insert some rows,
try the {{list}} command, and remember to quit by {{exit}} command. Restart
cassandra, and {{list}} works fine!.
If you encountered any issue running it, please let me know. Thank you so much!
Best Regards,
Frank
My Steps of Testing It:
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1. Run svn update, ant.
2. Start cassandra.
3. Start cassandra-cli, created a keyspace programmatically.
4. Insert data with {{set}}, view it with {{get}} and {{list}}. Everything
works.
5. Type {{exit}} to exit. Import step, otherwise SStable is corrupted.
6. Restart cassandra and cli.
7. Test the commands {{set}}, {{get}}, {{list}}. Everything works!
> Enable cassandra-cli to list rows, and page through rows in a column family
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: CASSANDRA-1088
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-1088
> Project: Cassandra
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Tools
> Reporter: Frank Du
> Fix For: 0.7
>
> Attachments: patch.txt
>
>
> I have been looking for showing rows and paging through rows. Finally I write
> this extension to cassandra-cli tool.
> Let's assume that we have the following data in column family named 'CF1':
> =========================
> Row 1:
> key: fdu1, name: 'Frank Du', city: 'NYC'
> Row 2:
> key: fdu2, name: 'Jonathan Ellis'
> Row 3:
> key: fdu3, name: 'Eric Evans'
> Syntax:
> =========================
> LIST keyRangeExpression limitClause?
> keyRangeExpression:
> columnFamilyName[ startKey : endKey ] ( [ 'superCoumnName' ] )?
> limitClause:
> LIMIT count (OFFSET offset)?
> \| LIMIT offset, count
> The limit clause is the same with MySql.
> Examples:
> =========================
> // list all the 3 rows in CF1
> list CF1[ '' : '' ]
> // list all rows, offset from index 1. So it will show 2 rows
> list CF1[ '' : '' ] limit 1, 10
> // show the rows 'fdu2' and 'fdu3'
> list CF1[ 'fdu2' : '' ] limit 10
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