It is specific to the Hector client API, but I just started on a guide
that may be of some help, particularly in regards to column
configuration and query encoding:
https://github.com/rantav/hector/wiki/Using-CQL
2011/6/4 Yonder :
> Hi,
>
> In Cassandra 0.8, CQL become the primary client interface
Fair enough.
I do have to keep reminding myself that a REST interface requires text.
And it does make more sense, at least, when coming from a human as
opposed to when you make a computer spend cycles converting binary to
text just so another computer can spend cycles turning it back again.
On Su
From what I've seen of CQL there is no comparison between the potential
complexity of a CQL statement and that of a SQL statement. IMHO CQL is more or
less a human readable form of the current API, it does not add features. SQL
statements are arbitrarily complex and may generate many possible qu
On Sun, 2011-06-05 at 00:51 -0400, Jeffrey Kesselman wrote:
> Is CQL really the path for the future for Cassandra?
CQL is no more or less "official" than the Thrift interface, and TTBMK,
there is no secret cabal that met to decide it would be The Way. People
will use what works best for them, and
Is CQL really the path for the future for Cassandra?
It seems to me by introducing a textual language that has to be parsed
and understood, you are adding back in some of the inefficiency of
SQl...
2011/6/4 aaron morton :
> May be wrong but as far as I know thrift is still the official API, for n
May be wrong but as far as I know thrift is still the official API, for now.
CQL is in it's first release and still has a few things to be added to it
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-2472 . That said, jump in and
try it out :)
The best documentation I can point you to is
https
Hi,
In Cassandra 0.8, CQL become the primary client interface, but I don't know how
to use it in a non-command line env. I could not find out any how-to do docs in
Wiki or DataStax's website.
Thanks
