How to Insert data into table in Cassandra?

Cassandra Create Data

INSERT command is used to insert data into the columns of the table.

Syntax:

INSERT INTO <tablename>  
(<column1 name>, <column2 name>....)  
VALUES (<value1>, <value2>....)  
USING <option>

Example:

We have a table named “student” with columns (student_id, student_fees student_name,) and need to insert some data in student table.

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student_id student_fees student_name
1 5000 ajeet
2 3000 kanchan
3 2000 shivani

Let’s see the code to insert data in student table.

  1. INSERT INTO student (student_id, student_fees, student_name)
  2. VALUES(1,5000, ‘Ajeet’);
  3. INSERT INTO student (student_id, student_fees, student_name)
  4. VALUES(2,3000, ‘Kanchan’);
  5. INSERT INTO student (student_id, student_fees, student_name)
  6. VALUES(3, 2000, ‘Shivani’);

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Now the data is inserted. You can use SELECT command to verify whether data is inserted or not.

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SELECT * FROM student;

Output:

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