Is this maybe related to CASSANDRA-2851 (make hexToBytes refuse invalid
input?).
hexToBytes() will throw exceptions if the input has an odd number of
characters, or contains on-hex characters (or is null).
On 16 February 2012 18:00, PJunk wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> We are trying to read data from
When I did some performance testing on Cassandra 0.7.6, I was getting
10,000 - 20,000 inserts per second on a *single *Cassandra node, on real
hardware (a consumer desktop PC with 4 GB RAM). Cassandra has got
substantially faster since then. I was inserting 1KB columns each on a new
row, if I remem
We have done exactly as you describe (nested dicts etc) - works fine as long
as you are happy to read the whole lump of data, i.e. don't need to read at
a finer granularity. This approach can also save a lot of storage space as
you don't have the overhead of many small columns.
Some folks also wri
I have had similar experiences. On the advice of the Cassandra team, I now
maintain the queue itself in-memory, but persist the data items in Cassandra
(one per row). When re-starting the system I pull data from Cassandra to
re-construct the ordered queue in-memory. In some cases I write columns to
On 28 July 2011 16:23, Sylvain Lebresne wrote:
> To be honest, collecting the names that were missing in the first name
> query and doing a new name query for those (if there is any) is so simple
> that I think it is a bit dishonest to say that "it pushes work to the
> clients".
>
>
It seems simp
ppens to exist between
> start and end." It's valid for the answer to be "nothing."
>
> On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 6:55 AM, David Allsopp
> wrote:
> > If I try to retrieve a column that is not present, using get(), then I'll
> > get a NotFoundExceptio
If I try to retrieve a column that is not present, using get(), then I'll
get a NotFoundException.
If (for efficiency's sake) I try to retrieve several named columns using
get_slice, with a column_names predicate (i.e. a list of columns) then I
won't get the exception if one of those columns is mi
