Glauber Costa 7fdb21ae8c sstable_test: test clustering order ...

If we revert the type of the clustering key, which is what would happen if we
defined the table as with clustering order by (cl desc), we expect the
clustering keys to be in descending order on disk.

There is no work needed for sstables for that to happen. But we should still
verify that this is indeed the case.

Signed-off-by: Glauber Costa <glommer@cloudius-systems.com>

2015-07-24 22:55:12 -04:00

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perf

tests: use memtable instead of column_family where appropriate

2015-05-17 10:31:22 +03:00

urchin

sstable_test: test clustering order

2015-07-24 22:55:12 -04:00

cartesian_product_test.cc

tests: Optimize includes

2015-04-15 14:27:08 +03:00

test-serialization.cc

utils: Move util/serialization.hh to utils/serialization.hh

2015-07-21 16:12:54 +08:00