Hi -- Sorry for the delay, and thanks for the response.
Debug didn't print any stack traces and none are in the usual
suspected places...but thanks for that hint. Didn't know that option
existed. The age column is an Integer ... Updating to IntegerType
worked. Thanks.
On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at
If you use the --debug flag when you start the CLI it always will print full
stack traces.
What is the CF definition ? I'm guessing the column_metadata specifies that
the age column is a Long
Was there existing data in the age column and if so how was it encoded ? Was
the existing data was e
as per the wiki link you sent, i change my query to:
get user where something = '1';
Still throws the error ... This was fine *before* I ran the update CF
command ..
To Query Data
get User where age = '12';
On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 6:05 PM, Moshiur Rahman wrote:
> I think you need to mention da
I think you need to mention data type in your command. You have to run the
following command first:
assume <*CFName*> keys as <*TypeName*, i.e., utf8>
Otherwise, you need to mention type with each command, e.g.,
utf8('keyname').
http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/CassandraCli
Moshiur
On Fri, Dec
Hi Everyone,
Been a while .. without any problems. Thanks for grinding out a good
product! On 1.0.6, I applied an update to a column family to add a
secondary index, and now via the CLI, when I perform a "get user where
something=1" I receive the following result:
org.apache.cassandra.db.marsha
