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    Apache Cassandra 1.1 Documentation

    « Planning Your Data Model
    About Writes in Cassandra »

    Managing Data¶

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    To manage data, you need to understand how Cassandra writes data, eventually tuning data consistency, and then compacts and stores data on disk. Atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability of data is described in this section. You can access and manage data in Cassandra using a utility, such as the Cassandra Command Line Interface (CLI) and the Cassandra Query Language (CQL). Application programming interfaces (APIs) can be used for developing applications that use Cassandra for data storage and retrieval.

    • About Writes in Cassandra
      • Managing Stored Data
      • About Compaction
      • About Transactions and Concurrency Control
      • About Inserts and Updates
      • About Deletes
    • About Reads in Cassandra
    • About Data Consistency in Cassandra
      • Tunable Consistency for Client Requests
      • About Cassandra's Built-in Consistency Repair Features
      • About Hinted Handoff Writes
    • Cassandra Client APIs
      • About Cassandra CLI
      • About CQL
      • Other High-Level Clients
    • Getting Started Using the Cassandra CLI
      • Creating a Keyspace
      • Creating a Column Family
      • Creating a Counter Column Family
      • Inserting Rows and Columns
      • Reading Rows and Columns
      • Setting an Expiring Column
      • Indexing a Column
      • Deleting Rows and Columns
      • Dropping Column Families and Keyspaces
    • Querying Cassandra
      • Using CQL
      • Using CQL Commands
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