And clauses require overriding for count queries for the same purpose.
And clauses require overriding for count queries for the same purpose. Without this override, the CQL query executed to fetch the count would still have a "LIMIT 1".
The type of the underlying abstract column.
The Query condition to execute, based on index operators.
A SelectCountWhere.
Returns a parsed sequence of [R]ows This is not suitable for big results set
Returns a parsed sequence of [R]ows This is not suitable for big results set
The Cassandra session in use.
The Execution Context.
Returns a parsed sequence of [R]ows This is not suitable for big results set
Returns a parsed sequence of [R]ows This is not suitable for big results set
The Cassandra session in use.
The Execution Context.
Produces an Enumerator for [R]ows This enumerator can be consumed afterwards with an Iteratee
Produces an Enumerator for [R]ows This enumerator can be consumed afterwards with an Iteratee
The Cassandra session in use.
The Execution Context.
Returns the first row from the select ignoring everything else This method will not enforce a LIMIT 1 on the "one" query method.
Returns the first row from the select ignoring everything else This method will not enforce a LIMIT 1 on the "one" query method. It is used to extract the record count obtained from a SELECT COUNT(*). If a count query is executed with a LIMIT, Cassandra will limit the records before counting.
In this case, the count is always less or equal to the limit.
The Cassandra session in use.
The Execution Context.
A Future wrapping an Optional result.
Returns the first row from the select ignoring everything else This method will not enforce a LIMIT 1 on the "one" query method.
Returns the first row from the select ignoring everything else This method will not enforce a LIMIT 1 on the "one" query method. It is used to extract the record count obtained from a SELECT COUNT(*). If a count query is executed with a LIMIT, Cassandra will limit the records before counting.
In this case, the count is always less or equal to the limit.
The Cassandra session in use.
The Execution Context.
A Future wrapping an Optional result.