Currently viewing the category:
"Cassandra"
Tuple data type is a fixed-length sets of typed positional fields. Use a tuple as an alternative to user-defined type(UDT). A Tuple can accommodate many fields(32768). When we create a table, for tuple datatype use angle brackets and a comma delimeter for the commponent types. Unlike other “composed” types (collections and UDT), a tuple is […]
In previous section we learn creating user, keyspaces and managed table. Now we will learning how to insert, update, and deleting data in cassandra using cassandra.Operation DML ( Data Manipulation Language) similar to RDMS (Relational Database Management System). Using Keyword INSERT INTO for inserting data, keyword UPDATE table_name SET columns WHERE conditional for updating data, […]
Create, Alter and Drop Table Cassandra
Table in Cassandra is a collection of ordered (by name) columns fetched by row. A row consists of columns and have a primary key. The first part of the key is a column name. Subsequent parts of a compound key are other column names that define the […]
A keyspace is a container that holds the column families, user defined types. In Cassandra, Keyspace is similar to schema RDBMS Database. Keyspace holds column families, indexes, user defined types, data center awareness, strategy used in keyspace, replication factor, etc.
Syntax CREATE KEYSPACE | SCHEMA IF NOT EXISTS keyspace_name WITH REPLICATION = […]
In this tutorial we learn how to manage user in database cassandra. Setting the cassandra database using username and password authentication. Learn how to login using default username and password cassandra, create user with or without password, create user superuser and nosuperuser, modifying user and dropping user.
Create user
Syntax for create […]
