Can you provide an example where you add data, run a CQL statement in cqlsh that does not work and maybe list the data in the CLI.
cheers ----------------- Aaron Morton Freelance Developer @aaronmorton http://www.thelastpickle.com On 16/07/2012, at 8:25 PM, Thierry Templier wrote: > Hello Aaron, > > I try to simulate a composition relationship within a single column family / > table (for example, an entity and its fields). I dynamically add columns the > contained elements. > > Let's take an example. Here is my table definition with CQL 3: > > CREATE TABLE "Entity" ( > "id" varchar, > "name" varchar, > PRIMARY KEY ("id") > ); > > If I want to store an entity with its two fields, I'll have the following > fields: > > id: "myentityid" > name: "myentityname" > fields.0.id: "myfield1id" > fields.0.name: "myfield1name" > fields.1.id: "myfield2id" > fields.1.name: "myfield2name" > > When accessing Cassandra data through Astyanax, I get all fields on a "load" > operation but not from a CQL3 request. > > Thanks very much for your help. > Thierry > >> Can you provide an example ? >> >> select * should return all the columns from the CF. >> >> Cheers
