Can anyone explain this to me? I have been looking through the source code but
can't seem to find the answer.
The documentation mentions using the token() function to change a value into
it's token for use in queries. It always mentions it as taking a single
parameter:
SELECT * FROM posts WHERE token(userid) > token('tom') AND token(userid) <
token('bob')
However on my 1.2.5 node I am getting the following error:
e.x.
create table foo (
organization text,
type text,
time timestamp,
id uuid,
primary key ((organization, type, time), id))
select * from foo where organization = 'companyA' and type = 'typeB' and
token(time) < token('somevalue') and token(time) > token('othervalue')
Bad Request: Invalid number of arguments in call to function token: 3 required
but 1 provided
What are the other two parameters? We don't currently use the token function
but I was experimenting seeing if I could move the time into the partition key
for a table like this to better distribute the rows. But I can't seem to
figure out how to get token() working.
Ben
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