Database Reference
In-Depth Information
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Summary
CQL has come a long way since the first version. It truly bridges the gap between
the Cassandra data model and the RDBMS data model. While not all features of
SQL are supported, more and more features are added with every new version of
Cassandra. It is important to keep in mind that just because CQL is an SQL-like
language, it is not SQL and the data should definitely not be modeled as if you
were using SQL. By taking advantage of CQL's many diverse features, you can
easily insert and read data that would otherwise be complicated with the Thrift
RPC.
