YugabyteDB automatically splits YCQL user tables into multiple shards, called tablets, using a hash based strategy. You can see the tablets for a table via the […]
Read MoreYugabyteDB automatically splits YCQL user tables into multiple shards, called tablets, using a hash based strategy. You can see the tablets for a table via the […]
Read MoreIn the YugabyteDB’s YCQL API, DDL security statements are instructions for managing and restricting operations on the database objects. Examples: Create, grant, […]
Read MoreIn YCQL the DROP KEYSPACE statement is used remove a keyspace from the system. An error is raised if the specified keyspace […]
Read MoreA table contains a timestamp representing the date and time that a write occurred to a column. Using the WRITETIME function in a SELECT […]
Read MoreWe learned in a previous tip one method to display the current timestamp in YCQL. Luckily the Yugabyte YCQL API makes things […]
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