Uppercase and lowercase | DataStax CQL 3.0 Documentation



Uppercase and lowercase | DataStax CQL 3.0 Documentation

Keyspace, column, and table names created using CQL 3 are case-insensitive unless enclosed in double quotation marks. If you enter names for these objects using any uppercase letters, Cassandra stores the names in lowercase. You can force the case by using double quotation marks. For example:


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