Re: TimeUUID makes me crazy

2010-10-19 Thread Sylvain Lebresne
In you first column family, you are using a UUID as a row key (your column names are strings apparently (phone, addres)). The CompareWith directive specify the comparator for *column names*. So you are providing strings where you indicated Cassandra you'll provide UUID, hence the exceptions. The s

R: Re: TimeUUID makes me crazy

2010-10-19 Thread cbert...@libero.it
I am using Pelops for Cassandra 0.6.x The error that raise isInvalidRequestException(why:UUIDs must be exactly 16 bytes) For the UUID I am using the UuidHelper class provided.

Re: TimeUUID makes me crazy

2010-10-18 Thread Aaron Morton
Whats the call stack for the error and what client you using ? Is the error client side or server side? Is there an error in the server side log?My guess is there is something wrong in the way your are creating the UUID for the colum and super column names, rather than for the key. You can use UUID