Hello, Although, I've done a bit of reading about Cassandra's data model and I've set up a Cassandra pair, I'm still unsure as to what might be best for my purposes.
Briefly, I've got a set of strings A, B, and C. If needed, A could be represented as an integer. Each A is associated with exactly one B or C (but not both). A also has a number of parameters associated with it which change over time. These changes, however, are reported with the B or C identifier. Currently, in mysql, I have three tables, A', B', and C' each using A, B, and C as keys. When an update arrives, the code searches for the key (B or C) in the appropriate table, determines the associated A (using a foreign key), and then updates the values in the table row in A' with key=A. Anyone have ideas about how to model this in Cassandra? Thanks! -- -Scott
