Its stored as bytes, depending completely on what is given to it. If I were to
guess I would say this looks like a composite partition key of utf8 values
separated with control character (0) and a length of the next key.
i.e.
PRIMARY KEY ((uid, vendor, x), timestamp, y)
Chris Lohfink
On Jul 30, 2014, at 7:50 AM, ankit tyagi <ankittyagi.mn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using sstable2json to convert data into json from sstable. it gives me
> data in below format.
>
> {"key":
> "000d5549443030303030303738353000000639323765616400000a524541445355444f303100","columns":
> [["1406126067358:8:","",1406126067369000],
> ["1406126067358:8:errormessage","53cfc7f3",1406126067369000,"d"],
> ["1406126067358:8:value","VENDOR_PRODUCT_PERSISTENCE_COMPLETED",1406126067369000],
> ["1406126217012:14:","",1406126260468000],
> ["1406126217012:14:errormessage","UID0000007850for vendorCode : 927ead\t and
> vsku : READSUDO01\t is overridden by uploadid :
> UID0000007851",1406126260468000],
> ["1406126217012:14:value","VENDOR_PRODUCT_OVERWRITTEN",1406126260468000]]}
>
> key is given in hexadecimal from. when i convert this into ascii code this
> key gives me below string
> UID0000007850[0][0][6]927ead[0][0][10]READSUDO01[0]
>
> but when I retrieve this with cassandra-cli it gives me below row key
> UID0000007850:927ead:READSUDO01
>
> I want to know which encoding is being used to store the data in cassandra.
> how can I decode this hexadecimal string into proper ascii string like
> cassandra-cli.
>
> Regards,
> Ankit Tyagi
>
>
