Hi, When I saw "Schema on read" my heart jumped because I thought that meant:
1) being able to insert rows without having to define columns ahead of time, and 2) being able to query against any column in a row without having to know which columns one will be searching against. For example, if a row with "anyRandomColumn" gets added, I could run a query like select .... where anyRandomColumn='foo' and select that row even though I didn't set a secondary index on anyRandomColumn. But after reading a bit about Phoenix I think Phoenix can do 1), but cannot do 2) -- one has to tell it which columns to build indexes. Is this correct? Thanks, Otis -- Performance Monitoring * Log Analytics * Search Analytics Solr & Elasticsearch Support * http://sematext.com/
