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Sergey Nagaytsev commented on CASSANDRA-6055:
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> This is irrelevant, CQL is not SQL
No, i disagree, this point is against the very purpose of creating textual
language similar to existing one.
Compatibility and interoperability is the key. I use PHP Yii2 framework
together with it's DB abstraction, and i HAVE ONLY LIMITED CONTROL over SQL it
produces, and to change the SQL i must either subclass or patch it. Now think
of the same situation over cartesian product of sets of languages, frameworks
and DBAL's ! And what if the DBAL is closed-source ?
For now, Yii2 DBAL works with Cassandra near perfect thanks to language
similarity, except for some bugs i do file.
So increasing similarity of CQL to SQL will be for good of everyone - less
reworking in all DBAL's and frameworks, more argument points to use Cassandra.
Please, re-open the bug, even with far milestone !
> 'Bad Request: Invalid null value for partition key part' on SELECT .. WHERE
> key IN (val,NULL)
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: CASSANDRA-6055
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-6055
> Project: Cassandra
> Issue Type: Bug
> Environment: cqlsh, pdo_cassandra
> Reporter: Sergey Nagaytsev
> Labels: cql3
>
> Query: SELECT * FROM user WHERE key IN(uuid,NULL);
> Table:
> CREATE COLUMNFAMILY user (
> KEY uuid PRIMARY KEY,
> name text,
> note text,
> avatar text,
> email text,
> phone text,
> login text,
> pw text,
> st text
> );
> Logs: Nothing, last message hours ago.
> This query is good in SQL and so is generated by DB abstraction library. Fix
> on applications sides is multiplying of work.
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