Hello all,
I have a few things that I need to understand.
1 . Here is the scenario: we have a HUGE cf where there are daily writes it is 
like a time series. Now we want to change the type of a column in primary key. 
What I think we can do is to export to csv, create the new table and write back 
the transformed data. But here is the catch... the constant writes in the cf. I 
assume that by the time the export finishes, new data will be inserted in the 
source cf. So is there a tool that will export data without having to stop the 
writes? 
2. I have seen that there is a new compaction strategy: DTCS, that will better 
fit historical data. This compaction strategy will take into account 
writeTime() of an entry or will it be smart enough and detect that the column 
family is a time series and take into account those timestamps when creating 
the time windows? I am asking this since when we write to the cf, the time for 
a particular record is 00:00h of a given day, so basicaly all entries have the 
same timestamp value in the cf but of course different writeTime() .

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