My biggest complaint about C: SQL-like interface. These seems like a terrible decision to me. If you are used to relational databases and SQL, it's a real stru

My biggest complaint about C: SQL-like interface. These seems like a terrible decision to me. If you are used to relational databases and SQL, it's a real struggle to get your head in the right place. Some of the gotchas: Cell level vs row level consistency/locking (as stated in this article) * Grouping / counting isn't really a thing. * WHERE statements are actually used for identifying the key/value pair you want and not for filtering the rows. * Indexes aren't really indexes. They are definitions of partitions and sort order.