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I am working with a cluster I created with ccm. We are using 3 tables in 2 keyspaces, so 6 tables in total. I was having a problem that it let me create one table in one keyspace and 2 in the other but even when I removed my 

IF NOT EXISTS

check then it would give me an error saying it already exists. It seems that the create is ignoring the fact that these are supposed to be in 2 separate keyspaces;

These are the same cql script files that we run against our dev cloud Cassandra cluster, so I know its not an issue with the scripts. That, and the create statements are pretty simple and straightforward.

So does CCM only support one keyspace? If so, that seems like a pretty big limitation and makes it much much less useful, if we can even use it at all for our local dev and testing purposes.

Thanks!

Dan Csharpster
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    Are you switching keyspaces in between? To me it seems like an issue with one keyspace being set and then never being changed later – TheGeorgeous Feb 08 '16 at 03:43
  • Yes, I am switching them. Our scripts are fully qualified like so: CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS my_keyspace.my_table1 ( ....); – Dan Csharpster Feb 08 '16 at 12:56

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The answer to your question is: No, CCM doesn't support only one keyspace.

CCM doesn't have any restrictions at all built into it. Under the covers it is just a set of python scripts for configuring and launching a cassandra cluster on a single machine.

mikea
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