USE
Identifies the keyspace for the current client session.
All subsequent operations on tables and indexes are in the context of the named keyspace, unless otherwise specified or until the client connection is terminated or another USE statement is issued.
Synopsis
USE <keyspace_name>;
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On Linux systems, object names, such as keyspace and table names, are case-sensitive. CQL converts object names to lowercase unless enclosed in double quotation marks. |
Example
USE cycling;