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But I created secondary indexes after I inserted some data. And I was like: "ok, I'll wait, it will reindex it, fill it with data". Apparently that was a mistake - cqlsh always gave 0 rows.
Maybe a new index should work on existing data as well, not only on new INSERTs?
By the way thank you for this project!
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I was following this example #919 (comment)
But I created secondary indexes after I inserted some data. And I was like: "ok, I'll wait, it will reindex it, fill it with data". Apparently that was a mistake -
cqlsh
always gave 0 rows.Maybe a new index should work on existing data as well, not only on new INSERTs?
By the way thank you for this project!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: