Try this. You need to use the dict module.
MutationMap = dict:store(Key,
dict:store("KeyValue",
[
#mutation {column_or_supercolumn =
#columnOrSuperColumn {column =
On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 03:58:09PM +0200, Zubair Quraishi wrote:
> %
> % set second property ( fails! - why? )
> %
> MutationMap =
> {
>Key,
>{
> <<"KeyValue">>,
> [
>#mutation{
> column_or_supercolumn = #column{ name = "property" , value =
> "value" , times
like I told you on the other list, erlang or the erlang thrift
compiler is not exposing the error the cassandra server is sending
you. "bad_return_value" is not it.
Unless someone with actual erlang experience chimes in here, I would
suggest trying with Python first, at least that will show you t
I have the following code in Erlang to set a value and then add a
property. The first set works but the mutate fails. Can anyone
enlighten me?
Thanks
{ok, C} = thrift_client:start_link("127.0.0.1",9160, cassandra_thrift),
Key = "Key1",
%
% set first property
%
thrift_client:call( C,
