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Apache Cassandra™ Documentation February 16, 2012 © 2012 DataStax. All rights reserved. Apache,!Apache!Cassandra,!Apache!Hadoop,!Hadoop!and!the!eye!logo! are!trademarks!of!the!Apache!Software!Foundation Foundation! Contents Apache Cassandra 1.0 Documentation 1 Introduction to Apache Cassandra 1 Getting Started with Cassandra 1 Java Prerequisites 1 Download the Software 1 Install the Software 1 Start Backups 98 Restoring from a Snapshot 99 References 99 CQL Language Reference 99 CQL Lexical Structure 99 CQL Identifiers and Keywords 100 CQL Constants 100 CQL Comments 100 CQL Consistency Levels

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