I'm wondering which format of data type in scylladb can hold golang's time.Time value. I have tried with 'time' type, but it generates an error. Here the error I'm receiving:
can not marshal time.Time into time
In which format can I store golang's time.Time in scylladb?
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Have a look at Golang's documentation for the Marshal function. Not sure how your time is defined in your Cassandra table, but the entries for time types look like this:
CQL Type | Go Type
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time | int64 | nanoseconds since start of day
time | time.Duration | duration since start of day
timestamp | int64 | milliseconds since Unix epoch
timestamp | time.Time |
uuid, timeuuid | gocql.UUID |
uuid, timeuuid | [16]byte | raw UUID bytes
uuid, timeuuid | []byte | raw UUID bytes, length must be 16 bytes
uuid, timeuuid | string | hex representation, see ParseUUID
date | int64 | milliseconds since Unix epoch to start of day (in UTC)
date | time.Time | start of day (in UTC)
date | string | parsed using "2006-01-02" format
duration | int64 | duration in nanoseconds
duration | time.Duration |
duration | gocql.Duration |
duration | string | parsed with time.ParseDuration
Given that, you should be able to use a timestamp or a date for time.Time.
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