order of output in get_slice
Does a call to listColumnOrSuperColumn get_slice(binary key, ColumnParent column_parent, SlicePredicate predicate, ConsistencyLevel consistency_level) give us any guarantees on the order of the returned list? I understand that when the predicate actually contains a sliceRange, then the order _is_ guaranteed to be increasing (decreasing if the reverse flag is set). But when the predicate contains a list of column names instead of a range, do we also have the guarantee that the order is increasing (no decreasing option because no reverse flag here)? Greetings, Roland
Re: order of output in get_slice
The results still come back in comparator order (increasing). 2011/11/7 Roland Hänel rol...@haenel.me: Does a call to listColumnOrSuperColumn get_slice(binary key, ColumnParent column_parent, SlicePredicate predicate, ConsistencyLevel consistency_level) give us any guarantees on the order of the returned list? I understand that when the predicate actually contains a sliceRange, then the order _is_ guaranteed to be increasing (decreasing if the reverse flag is set). But when the predicate contains a list of column names instead of a range, do we also have the guarantee that the order is increasing (no decreasing option because no reverse flag here)? Greetings, Roland
