Hi Tom,
thanks, I take your answer as "nobody else has found an elegant solution,
either" :-)
I guess I could use a secondary index for some cases, but there are several
reasons I can't use them in most cases. Especially the permissions are
problematic.
A user may have dozens of permission for d
Hi Thomas,
I understand your concerns about ensuring the integrity of your data when
having to maintain the indexes yourself.
In some situations, using Cassandra's built in secondary indexes is more
efficient -- when many rows contained the indexed value. Maybe your
permissions fall in this categ
What is the best way to manage index tables on update/deletion of the
indexed data?
I have a table containing all kinds of data fora user, i.e. name, address,
contact data, company data etc. Key to this table is the user ID.
I also maintain about a dozen index tables matching my queries, like nam
