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The "CassandraCli" page has been changed by jeremyhanna. http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/CassandraCli?action=diff&rev1=31&rev2=32 -------------------------------------------------- }}} In the above example we started the cli with no options. You can specify things like `-host`, `-port`, `-keyspace`, `-username`, `-password`, etc. Use `bin/cassandra-cli -?` for a full set of options. - We went on to connect to our local Cassandra node. We created keyspace `Twissandra` and column family `User` with the default options. Note that with the column family, we used a UTF8Type comparator. That means that the columns will be sorted based on UTF8Type sorting. It also means that when the column names are displayed on the command-line, they will be displayed as UTF8Type (readable) text. For more information and options for creating column families type `help create column family;` on the command line. Finally, we exited from our cli shell. + We went on to connect to our local Cassandra node. We created keyspace `Twissandra` and column family `User`. Note that with the column family, we used a UTF8Type comparator. That means that the columns will be sorted based on UTF8Type sorting. It also means that when the column names are displayed on the command-line, they will be displayed as UTF8Type (readable) text. For more information and options for creating column families type `help create column family;` on the command line. Finally, we exited from our cli shell. Let's get back into the shell with some options specified and create some data.
