Hello there - I'm using the python-driver to get my queried rows with a row factory that's a dictionary. When I get back my row list, each list item is a dictionary, but the keys are hashes. Is there any way use the column family metadata to decrypt the dictionary keys to their original column names? Thanks for the help.
>>import cassandra >>from cassandra.cluster import Cluster >>cluster = Cluster(HOSTS) >>session = cluster.connect(POOL_NAME) >>rows = session.execute('SELECT * FROM "orders_archive" WHERE fruits = \'apples\' and >>veggies=\'carrots\' and drinks=\'coke\' ALLOW FILTERING') >>row[0].keys() [ u'6b6174616e615f7370726566', u'686f7374', u'75736572', u'72656e6465725f61726368697665',] What I need and expect is: >>row[0].keys() [ u'drinks',u'fruits', u'veggies', u'attr1',] Any thoughts? Thanks, Stephen Jones Email: sjo...@imageworks.com Ext: 7913-2579 Current Schedule: 9a - 6p