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CQL (Cassandra Query Language) is a query language for the DataStax Enterprise database.
Provides a consolidated syntax list of Cassandra Query Language (CQL) commands for quick reference.
Basic rules to follow when designing a DataStax Enterprise database.
Shows the CQL command syntax and rules, and provides instruction on using CQL shell (cqlsh).
Create, alter, and drop keyspaces, tables, functions, and search indexes.
Learn about materialized views, which are tables with data that is automatically inserted and updated from another base table.
How to insert data into a table with either regular or JSON data.
Retrieve data sets from a table using SELECT statements.
Commands specific to the Cassandra Query Language shell (cqlsh) utility.
cqlsh
Provides a brief description and syntax for CQL statements, types, operators, and functions supported by the DataStax Astra database.
CQL description of keyspaces, tables and other database resources used in CQL examples.
CQL commands to set up the cycling keyspace and examples used in this guide.
User defined type examples used in the DataStax Enterprise documentation set.
CQL commands that create cycling example tables and insert the corresponding data.
Querying the cycling keyspace tables.
Using native aggregate functions.
Sample user-defined functions and aggregates.
Search index examples using the cycling tables.
Experimental secondary index.
Roles and access control for the cycling keyspace with different authentication and authorization models.