Today I have a short post on using Prepared Statements in Spring Data Cassandra. Spring provides you with some utilities to make using Prepared Statements easier rather than relying on registering queries manually yourself with the Datastax Java Driver. The Spring code provides a cache to store prepared statements that are frequently used. Allowing you ...
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