I created table using the command:
CREATE TABLE correlated_data (
    processing_timestamp bigint,
    generating_timestamp bigint,
    data text,
    PRIMARY KEY (processing_timestamp, generating_timestamp)
) WITH CLUSTERING ORDER BY (generating_timestamp DESC);


When I get data using the command :
SELECT * FROM correlated_data LIMIT 1 ;

I expect it return the row with the biggest field "generating_timestamp",
but I got the same row every time I run the query, while row with bigger "
generating_timestamp" exists. What's the problem?

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