In Scylla, data is stored by partition key. If I query a large table with many partition keys, is it equivalent to executing multiple queries against the table?
On one hand, ScyllaDB markets itself as a wide-column database which implies that a single row can contain any number of columns and the number of columns don&r
When I try to save entity with a list or set of user defined type, I get error: Failed to convert from type [java.util.ImmutableCollections$Set12<?>] to
Suppose I have a table with ten billion rows spread across 100 machines. The table has the following structure: PK1 PK2 PK3 V1 V2 Where PK represents a partiti
I have a table in ScyllaDB: CREATE TABLE myservice.auditlog ( operatorid text, operationtime bigint, action text, actiontype text, appname t
According to the official documentation, among the restrictions on counter columns in ScyllaDB are: The only other columns in a table with a counter column can