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Is there any way to create a table with non-default options values? So far, the @Table annotation was enough for my needs, but I need to set up a TTL value different than default. I use version 1.5.15.
Thanks in advance for help.
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Is there any way to create a table with non-default options values? So far, the @Table annotation was enough for my needs, but I need to set up a TTL value different than default. I use version 1.5.15.
Thanks in advance for help.
java cassandra spring-data-cassandra
edited Jan 3 at 10:15
mp911de
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asked Jan 2 at 22:32
lucius.pllucius.pl
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Is there any way to create a table with non-default options values? So far, the @Table annotation was enough for my needs, but I need to set up a TTL value different than default. I use version 1.5.15.
Thanks in advance for help.
java cassandra spring-data-cassandra
edited Jan 3 at 10:15
mp911de
9,91322255
asked Jan 2 at 22:32
lucius.pllucius.pl
613
Is there any way to create a table with non-default options values? So far, the @Table annotation was enough for my needs, but I need to set up a TTL value different than default. I use version 1.5.15.
Thanks in advance for help.
java cassandra spring-data-cassandra
java cassandra spring-data-cassandra
edited Jan 3 at 10:15
mp911de
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asked Jan 2 at 22:32
lucius.pllucius.pl
613
edited Jan 3 at 10:15
mp911de
9,91322255
asked Jan 2 at 22:32
lucius.pllucius.pl
613
edited Jan 3 at 10:15
mp911de
9,91322255
edited Jan 3 at 10:15
mp911de
9,91322255
edited Jan 3 at 10:15
mp911de
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asked Jan 2 at 22:32
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No, there is no option support derived from annotations. You can create tables by using CreateTableSpecification.
CreateTableSpecification.createTable("mytable").with(TableOption.COMMENT, "my comment");
Spring Data for Apache Cassandra isn't really a CQL object generation framework. The schema support is limited to basic usage to "just spin up the objects" without the need to always have a pre-provisioned keyspace.
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No, there is no option support derived from annotations. You can create tables by using CreateTableSpecification.
CreateTableSpecification.createTable("mytable").with(TableOption.COMMENT, "my comment");
Spring Data for Apache Cassandra isn't really a CQL object generation framework. The schema support is limited to basic usage to "just spin up the objects" without the need to always have a pre-provisioned keyspace.
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No, there is no option support derived from annotations. You can create tables by using CreateTableSpecification.
CreateTableSpecification.createTable("mytable").with(TableOption.COMMENT, "my comment");
Spring Data for Apache Cassandra isn't really a CQL object generation framework. The schema support is limited to basic usage to "just spin up the objects" without the need to always have a pre-provisioned keyspace.
answered Jan 3 at 10:19
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No, there is no option support derived from annotations. You can create tables by using CreateTableSpecification.
CreateTableSpecification.createTable("mytable").with(TableOption.COMMENT, "my comment");
Spring Data for Apache Cassandra isn't really a CQL object generation framework. The schema support is limited to basic usage to "just spin up the objects" without the need to always have a pre-provisioned keyspace.
answered Jan 3 at 10:19
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No, there is no option support derived from annotations. You can create tables by using CreateTableSpecification.
CreateTableSpecification.createTable("mytable").with(TableOption.COMMENT, "my comment");
Spring Data for Apache Cassandra isn't really a CQL object generation framework. The schema support is limited to basic usage to "just spin up the objects" without the need to always have a pre-provisioned keyspace.
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