Thank you.
On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 3:07 PM, Chad Engler wrote:
I think you have to do:
JSON.parse(v.values[0].data)
Atleast I want to say I had to when using the riak-js node library.
-Chad
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Looking at the documentation on Basho I think that the arguments for a
JavaScript Map and Reduce function are pretty well detailed. But one
detail still eludes me. All of the samples show raw data in the
database. I was wondering if I put JSON serialized objects into the
database if I can access the members of the object like:
v.values[0].data.myField
Where myField is a field of the object that I put in the database as
JSON. In other words can I assume that the JavaScript will deserialize
the JSON object?
Thank you.
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