Cassandra Table Definition out of Sync -

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we have problem cassandra. have on table 'card_ix' , 3 different cassandra nodes. if execute following insert statemtn on node #1 , #2 works fine:

insert card_ix(key,value1string,value2bigint) values('abc', 'value1', 1234);

when execute command on node #3 following error occurs:

bad request: unknown identifier value2bigint

some time ago changed name value2string value2bigint , changed datatype accordingly. dropped whole table , created new one, same table name.

the following command displays same, correct result on 3 nodes.

describe table card_ix;

a select * card_ix; results in following error:

failed decode value '\x18\x94\xcau\x19)\x12\x11' (for column 'value2string') text: 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0x94 in position 1: invalid start byte

the table names displayed in select statement old ones.

does has idea problem is?


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