Schema Agreement

[Jacob]

The c++ thrift based driver exposed a method, describe_schema_versions, that could be used to verify that the cluster was in schema agreement. There doesn't appear to be a version of this method in the native driver. How is the user of the driver suppose to know if the cluster is in agreement after creating a table or keyspace in the cluster?

[Jacob]

Anyone know if creating keyspaces or tables with the driver will cause problems with the cluster schema getting out of agreement?

[Michael Penick]

The driver waits for a schema agreement before returning from query that changes schema.

On Wed, Feb 22, 2017 at 2:16 PM, Jacob <jacobg...@gmail.com> wrote:

The c++ thrift based driver exposed a method, describe_schema_versions, that could be used to verify that the cluster was in schema agreement.  There doesn't appear to be a version of this method in the native driver.  How is the user of the driver suppose to know if the cluster is in agreement after creating a table or keyspace in the cluster?

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[Jacob]

Thanks Michael!