Thank you for the reply.
It helps me enough!
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Not sure of the question.
A scan will return multiple rows in sequential order. Note that its sequential
byte stream order.
The columns will also be in sequential order as well…
So if you have a set of column named as ‘foo’+timestamp then for each column in
the set of foo, it will be in orde
When I call the function 'getRow', it returns array.
But I couldn't find any documents about order of data sequence.
For instance,
Presume that a column family is 'c' and qualifiers start from 'c:000' to
'c:100'.
And when I call the function like below
$rowarr = getRow($table, $rowkey);