I may be missing something here, but is there a way in cql to get all unique row keys in a column family(table) ?
I’ve created a table like this: CREATE TABLE totp ( artist varchar, track varchar, appearance_type varchar, PRIMARY KEY ((artist),track) ) WITH CLUSTERING ORDER BY (track asc); and populated it with data. As you can imagine, each artist can have multiple tracks . Doing: Select * from totp; will produce something like (with more artists of course) The Tony Rich Project | Nobody Knows | P/A Telly Savalas | If | PROMO Alice Cooper | Elected | DISC Alice Cooper | Hello Hooray | PROMO Alice Cooper | Hey Stupid | Promo Alice Cooper | Lost In America | P/A Alice Cooper | No More Mr.Nice Guy | DISC Alice Cooper | Poison | Promo Alice Cooper | School's Out | P/A V/T Alice Cooper | Schools Out | P/A Alice Cooper | Teenage Lament '74 | DISC Blackstreet Feat Dr.Dre | No Diggity | P/A Nena | 99 Luftballons | Promo Nena | 99 Red Balloons | P/A and Select artist from totp; would produce: The Tony Rich Project Telly Savalas Alice Cooper Alice Cooper Alice Cooper Alice Cooper Alice Cooper Alice Cooper Alice Cooper Alice Cooper Alice Cooper Blackstreet Feat Dr.Dre Nena Nena But of course what I really want is just the row keys The Tony Rich Project Telly Savalas Alice Cooper Blackstreet Feat Dr.Dre Nena Any idea if I can do this in CQL ? Andy The University of Dundee is a registered Scottish Charity, No: SC015096