Hello!
I will give an alternative explanation.
Even if Ignite will not go to the underlying database when doing its own
SQL, it has to use underlying database to do readThrough, so underlying
database should have an index on the cache key.
If you only ever do writeThrough, I think you can go wit
what you are facing is, limitation of Cassandra. You can't query Cassandra
data if its not indexed or primary key. No matter what technology you top it
off with Cassandra, you can't query without index/PK, period. The
alternative is to Cache the entire table OR load it in cache and Cassandra
simult
Hi,
I am using Cassandra Ignite integration. In this integration, one is
able to provide specific "mapping" in persistence xml so a key is e.g.
a primitive and value is POJO.
Now, I was quite surprised (as a lot of other people too as I read
more about this), that it is not possible to do SQL que
