So I confirmed with Aleksey before firmly sticking foot in mouth, but you
CAN do this through Thrift -- Thrift has an API for sending a CQL string
via the Thrift interface.. We used to do something similar through Hector.
Not sure if this strictly fits your "is this possible via Thrift
I have a similar set of problems. I will set the stage: in the past, for a
variety of reasons I had to create tables(column families) by time range
for an event processing system.
The man reason was expiring data (TTL) did not purge easily. It was easier
to simply truncate/drop old column
No way to do that via Thrift I’m afraid, nor will there be one. Sorry.
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On 28 September 2016 at 16:43:58, Roman Bielik
(roman.bie...@openmindnetworks.com) wrote:
Hi,
in CQL it is possible to create a table with explicit ID: CREATE TABLE ...
WITH ID='xyz'.
Is something like this
Hi,
in CQL it is possible to create a table with explicit ID: CREATE TABLE ...
WITH ID='xyz'.
Is something like this possible via Thrift interface?
There is an int32 "id" field in CfDef, but it has no effect on the table ID.
My problem is, that concurrent create table (add_column_family)
