How to insert json object containing $ as value in Cassandra











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I have to add couple of values as currency in cassandara db through datastax one of which has $ as value. But it is failing.



INSERT INTO concept_value_set (concept_name,value_set) 
VALUES ('@CurrencyType',{'Dollar', 'Usd', 'Euro',
'Pound', 'Frank', 'Renminbi', '$'});


This causes issue with the system.



I tried to escape $ using



INSERT INTO concept_value_set (concept_name,value_set) 
VALUES ('@CurrencyType',{'Dollar', 'Usd', 'Euro',
'Pound', 'Frank', 'Renminbi', '$$'});


but it fails too.



Is there a way to escape $ here. I could not find any proper links on it.










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    I have to add couple of values as currency in cassandara db through datastax one of which has $ as value. But it is failing.



    INSERT INTO concept_value_set (concept_name,value_set) 
    VALUES ('@CurrencyType',{'Dollar', 'Usd', 'Euro',
    'Pound', 'Frank', 'Renminbi', '$'});


    This causes issue with the system.



    I tried to escape $ using



    INSERT INTO concept_value_set (concept_name,value_set) 
    VALUES ('@CurrencyType',{'Dollar', 'Usd', 'Euro',
    'Pound', 'Frank', 'Renminbi', '$$'});


    but it fails too.



    Is there a way to escape $ here. I could not find any proper links on it.










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      I have to add couple of values as currency in cassandara db through datastax one of which has $ as value. But it is failing.



      INSERT INTO concept_value_set (concept_name,value_set) 
      VALUES ('@CurrencyType',{'Dollar', 'Usd', 'Euro',
      'Pound', 'Frank', 'Renminbi', '$'});


      This causes issue with the system.



      I tried to escape $ using



      INSERT INTO concept_value_set (concept_name,value_set) 
      VALUES ('@CurrencyType',{'Dollar', 'Usd', 'Euro',
      'Pound', 'Frank', 'Renminbi', '$$'});


      but it fails too.



      Is there a way to escape $ here. I could not find any proper links on it.










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      I have to add couple of values as currency in cassandara db through datastax one of which has $ as value. But it is failing.



      INSERT INTO concept_value_set (concept_name,value_set) 
      VALUES ('@CurrencyType',{'Dollar', 'Usd', 'Euro',
      'Pound', 'Frank', 'Renminbi', '$'});


      This causes issue with the system.



      I tried to escape $ using



      INSERT INTO concept_value_set (concept_name,value_set) 
      VALUES ('@CurrencyType',{'Dollar', 'Usd', 'Euro',
      'Pound', 'Frank', 'Renminbi', '$$'});


      but it fails too.



      Is there a way to escape $ here. I could not find any proper links on it.







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          I don't think the dollar sign is your problem here. I think it's in how the JSON value is using single quotes. Rebuilding your table (based on the info provided), I came up with this structure:



          CREATE TABLE concept_value_set (
          concept_name TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
          value_set TEXT);


          And I was able to get this to work:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> INSERT INTO concept_value_set JSON '{
          ""concept_name"":"@CurrencyType",
          ""value_set"":"Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $"}';


          Now, I can query the table for TEXT:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> SELECT * FROM concept_value_set
          WHERE concept_name='@CurrencyType';

          concept_name | value_set
          ---------------+----------------------------------------------
          @CurrencyType | Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $

          (1 rows)


          The table can also be queried for JSON, like this:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> SELECT JSON value_set FROM concept_value_set
          WHERE concept_name='@CurrencyType';

          [json]
          ---------------------------------------------------------------
          {"value_set": "Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $"}

          (1 rows)


          You can find more info on working with JSON in Cassandra on the main Apache Cassandra project documentation site, as well as on DataStax's documentation site: (INSERT JSON, QUERY JSON).



          Hope this helps.






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          • the table ddl is CREATE TABLE concept_value_set ( concept_name text, value_set SET<text>, PRIMARY KEY (concept_name) )
            – Sumit Shrestha
            Nov 20 at 19:28











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          I don't think the dollar sign is your problem here. I think it's in how the JSON value is using single quotes. Rebuilding your table (based on the info provided), I came up with this structure:



          CREATE TABLE concept_value_set (
          concept_name TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
          value_set TEXT);


          And I was able to get this to work:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> INSERT INTO concept_value_set JSON '{
          ""concept_name"":"@CurrencyType",
          ""value_set"":"Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $"}';


          Now, I can query the table for TEXT:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> SELECT * FROM concept_value_set
          WHERE concept_name='@CurrencyType';

          concept_name | value_set
          ---------------+----------------------------------------------
          @CurrencyType | Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $

          (1 rows)


          The table can also be queried for JSON, like this:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> SELECT JSON value_set FROM concept_value_set
          WHERE concept_name='@CurrencyType';

          [json]
          ---------------------------------------------------------------
          {"value_set": "Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $"}

          (1 rows)


          You can find more info on working with JSON in Cassandra on the main Apache Cassandra project documentation site, as well as on DataStax's documentation site: (INSERT JSON, QUERY JSON).



          Hope this helps.






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          • the table ddl is CREATE TABLE concept_value_set ( concept_name text, value_set SET<text>, PRIMARY KEY (concept_name) )
            – Sumit Shrestha
            Nov 20 at 19:28















          up vote
          2
          down vote













          I don't think the dollar sign is your problem here. I think it's in how the JSON value is using single quotes. Rebuilding your table (based on the info provided), I came up with this structure:



          CREATE TABLE concept_value_set (
          concept_name TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
          value_set TEXT);


          And I was able to get this to work:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> INSERT INTO concept_value_set JSON '{
          ""concept_name"":"@CurrencyType",
          ""value_set"":"Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $"}';


          Now, I can query the table for TEXT:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> SELECT * FROM concept_value_set
          WHERE concept_name='@CurrencyType';

          concept_name | value_set
          ---------------+----------------------------------------------
          @CurrencyType | Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $

          (1 rows)


          The table can also be queried for JSON, like this:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> SELECT JSON value_set FROM concept_value_set
          WHERE concept_name='@CurrencyType';

          [json]
          ---------------------------------------------------------------
          {"value_set": "Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $"}

          (1 rows)


          You can find more info on working with JSON in Cassandra on the main Apache Cassandra project documentation site, as well as on DataStax's documentation site: (INSERT JSON, QUERY JSON).



          Hope this helps.






          share|improve this answer





















          • the table ddl is CREATE TABLE concept_value_set ( concept_name text, value_set SET<text>, PRIMARY KEY (concept_name) )
            – Sumit Shrestha
            Nov 20 at 19:28













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          up vote
          2
          down vote









          I don't think the dollar sign is your problem here. I think it's in how the JSON value is using single quotes. Rebuilding your table (based on the info provided), I came up with this structure:



          CREATE TABLE concept_value_set (
          concept_name TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
          value_set TEXT);


          And I was able to get this to work:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> INSERT INTO concept_value_set JSON '{
          ""concept_name"":"@CurrencyType",
          ""value_set"":"Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $"}';


          Now, I can query the table for TEXT:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> SELECT * FROM concept_value_set
          WHERE concept_name='@CurrencyType';

          concept_name | value_set
          ---------------+----------------------------------------------
          @CurrencyType | Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $

          (1 rows)


          The table can also be queried for JSON, like this:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> SELECT JSON value_set FROM concept_value_set
          WHERE concept_name='@CurrencyType';

          [json]
          ---------------------------------------------------------------
          {"value_set": "Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $"}

          (1 rows)


          You can find more info on working with JSON in Cassandra on the main Apache Cassandra project documentation site, as well as on DataStax's documentation site: (INSERT JSON, QUERY JSON).



          Hope this helps.






          share|improve this answer












          I don't think the dollar sign is your problem here. I think it's in how the JSON value is using single quotes. Rebuilding your table (based on the info provided), I came up with this structure:



          CREATE TABLE concept_value_set (
          concept_name TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
          value_set TEXT);


          And I was able to get this to work:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> INSERT INTO concept_value_set JSON '{
          ""concept_name"":"@CurrencyType",
          ""value_set"":"Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $"}';


          Now, I can query the table for TEXT:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> SELECT * FROM concept_value_set
          WHERE concept_name='@CurrencyType';

          concept_name | value_set
          ---------------+----------------------------------------------
          @CurrencyType | Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $

          (1 rows)


          The table can also be queried for JSON, like this:



          cassdba@cqlsh:stackoverflow> SELECT JSON value_set FROM concept_value_set
          WHERE concept_name='@CurrencyType';

          [json]
          ---------------------------------------------------------------
          {"value_set": "Dollar, Usd, Euro, Pound, Frank, Renminbi, $"}

          (1 rows)


          You can find more info on working with JSON in Cassandra on the main Apache Cassandra project documentation site, as well as on DataStax's documentation site: (INSERT JSON, QUERY JSON).



          Hope this helps.







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          • the table ddl is CREATE TABLE concept_value_set ( concept_name text, value_set SET<text>, PRIMARY KEY (concept_name) )
            – Sumit Shrestha
            Nov 20 at 19:28


















          • the table ddl is CREATE TABLE concept_value_set ( concept_name text, value_set SET<text>, PRIMARY KEY (concept_name) )
            – Sumit Shrestha
            Nov 20 at 19:28
















          the table ddl is CREATE TABLE concept_value_set ( concept_name text, value_set SET<text>, PRIMARY KEY (concept_name) )
          – Sumit Shrestha
          Nov 20 at 19:28




          the table ddl is CREATE TABLE concept_value_set ( concept_name text, value_set SET<text>, PRIMARY KEY (concept_name) )
          – Sumit Shrestha
          Nov 20 at 19:28


















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