Reputation: 117
When I tried to retrieve table using contains keyword it prompts "Cannot use CONTAINS relation on non collection column col1"
but when I tried to create table using
CREATE TABLE test (id int,address map<text, int>,mail list<text>,phone set<int>,primary key (id,address,mail,phone));
it prompts "Invalid collection type for PRIMARY KEY component phone"
Upvotes: 4
Views: 2842
Reputation: 163
One of the basics in Cassandra is that you can't modify primary keys. Always keep that in mind.
You can't use a collection as primary key unless it is frozen, meaning you can't modify it.
This will work
CREATE TABLE test (id int,address frozen<map<text, int>>,mail frozen<list<text>>,phone frozen<set<int>>,primary key (id,address,mail,phone));;
However, I think you should take a look at this document: http://www.datastax.com/dev/blog/cql-in-2-1
You can put secondary indexes on collections after cql 2.1. You may want to use that functionality.
Upvotes: 5