How to avoid column name conflicts in cassandra?

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1. Use descriptive and unique column names: When creating column names, make sure they are descriptive and reflect the data they will store. This will help prevent naming conflicts as each column name will be unique within a table.
2. Use a consistent naming convention: Establish a naming convention for columns across your database to ensure that column names are consistently formatted and easily distinguishable from one another.
3. Use table prefixes: Prefixing column names with the table name or some other unique identifier can help differentiate columns with the same name in different tables.
4. Avoid using reserved keywords: Avoid using reserved keywords as column names in Cassandra, as these can cause conflicts with the query and affect the performance of the database.
5. Monitor schema changes: Regularly monitor schema changes in your database to detect any potential conflicts or duplication of column names. Make sure to review and update column names as necessary to maintain consistency and avoid conflicts.
6. Properly plan and design your data model: Careful planning and design of your data model can help to avoid column name conflicts. Consider the structure of your data and how it will be accessed and queried when defining column names in your tables.