I want to display the current timestamp in YCQL. For that I can use the Cassandra function called now() which will, on […]
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Display All Universe Node IPs from YCQL
A YugabyteDB universe is comprised of exactly one primary cluster and zero or more read replica clusters. In YCQL we can display […]
Read MoreDisplay the Shards (Tablets) for a YCQL Table
Yugabyte DB automatically splits tables into multiple shards, called tablets, using either hash or range-based strategy. Sharding is a process of breaking up large […]
Read MoreLoad TAB Delimited Files Using the COPY Command in YCQL
You can use the YCQL COPY command to load data from a CSV file into a table. The default expected delimiter of […]
Read MoreSimulate the DUAL table in YCQL
In YugabyteDB YCQL, the SELECT statement must have a FROM clause. However, some queries don’t require any table. Example: ycqlsh> SELECT currenttimestamp(); […]
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