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Tables/ColumnSpaces Created with CQL doesn't seem to show in the admin panel #30
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I'm having the same problem currently |
I'm not sure why that would happen but you guys can feel free to pull request the fix :) |
Hi everyone, any ideas on what's causing this to happen? I'd love to contribute a PR. |
It's an issue at the phpcassa level (that is used by the admin). The PR would have to be done for phpcassa first and then the latest version of phpcassa imported here. |
Thanks @sebgiroux for the information. Reading though the issue you linked and thobbs/phpcassa#142 , it looks like fixing this issue in phpcassa is much more complicated than I expected. At the moment, there are very little efforts for supporting CQL3 and Cassandra 2+. Maybe we'll have to wait for an update to the cassandra-php driver to be released. |
I've created some tables using the cql3 api provided by the latest cassandra. I used something like the following:
CREATE TABLE users (
user_name varchar PRIMARY KEY,
password varchar,
gender varchar,
session_token varchar,
state varchar,
birth_year bigint
);
But the table/columnfamily doesn't show up in the cassandra-cluster-admin.
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