So, to compare UDT values, Cassandra will compare them field by field. So
that udt1.equals(udt2) results in:
udt1.field1.equals(udt2.field1)
&& udt1.field2.equals(udt2.field2)
...
&& udt1.fieldN.equals(udt2.fieldN)
Your idea of using field "id" to distinguish between UDT value is good e.g.
if the "id" value mismatches then the 2 UDT are different. However, if the
"id" values do match, it does not guarantee that the UDT values match since
it requires that all other fields match.
On Mon, Nov 7, 2016 at 1:14 PM, Ali Akhtar <ali.rac...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a UDT which contains a text 'id' field, which should be used to
> establish the uniqueness of the UDT.
>
> I'd like to have a set<my_udt> field in a table, and I'd like to use the
> id of the udts to establish uniqueness.
>
> Any ideas how this can be done? Also using Java, and c* 3.7
>
