> This is also my first post here :).
Cool.
+1 for what you said.
You can access CQL 3 tables via thrift, see
http://thelastpickle.com/2013/01/11/primary-keys-in-cql/
In general through I would not recommend mixing the two techniques for the same
table / CF.
Cheers
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Aaron M
This is also my first post here :).
While CQL3 is recommended for new projects, Thrift isn't going anywhere. You
don't necessarily need to use the binary protocol for CQL3 either. You can
execute CQL3 queries through Thrift. As far as I know, the new binary protocol
is still beta in 1.2.
Faraaz
using GET or LIST from the cli will do what you want
it's a bad idea to have One Big Partition, since partitions by nature
are not spread across multiple machines. in general you'll want to
keep partitions under ~ 1M cells or ~100K CQL3 rows.
On Sun, May 12, 2013 at 12:53 AM, Sam Mandes wrote:
Hello All,
This is my first post here.
I noticed that Cassandra is pushing CQL3 more, it's even recommended to use
CQL3 for new projects instead of the Thrift API. I know that one can use
the compact storage to allow backward compatibility. And I know that CQL3
uses the new binary protocol instea
