Cassandra static column 介绍与实战 假设我们有这样的场景：我们想在 Cassandra 中使用一张表记录用户基本信息（比如 email、密码等）以及用户状态更新。我们知道，用户的基本信息一般很少会变动，但是状态会经常变化，如果每次状态更新都把用户基本信息都加进去，势必会让费大量的存储空间。为了解决这种问题，Cassandra 引入了 static column。同一个 partition 中被声明为 static 的列只有一个值的，也就是只存储一份。 解Spark、Hadoop或者Hbase相关的文章，欢迎关注微信公共帐号：iteblog_hadoop ## 定义 static column 在表中将某个列定义为 STATIC 很简单，只需要在列的最后面加上 STATIC 关键字，具体如下： CREATE TABLE "iteblog_users_with_status_updates" thus allowed) if the table has at least one clustering column" iteblog_users_with_status_updates_invalid 表只有 PRIMARY KEY，没有定义 clustering column，不支持创建 Static columns。这是因为静态列在同一个 partition key 存在多行的情

Start the Cassandra Server 1 Login to Cassandra 1 Create a Keyspace (database) 1 Create a Column Family 2 Insert, Update, Delete, Read Data 2 Getting Started with Cassandra and DataStax Community Cassandra Data Model to a Relational Database 45 About Keyspaces 47 Defining Keyspaces 47 About Column Families 48 About Columns 49 About Special Columns (Counter, Expiring, Super) 49 About Expiring About Validators 51 About Comparators 51 About Column Family Compression 52 When to Use Compression 52 Configuring Compression on a Column Family 52 About Indexes in Cassandra 52 About Primary

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