Hey Sean,
After reading and trying a bit more, I was reminded of the idempotency
requirement for reduce functions, so even if the results ended up in order,
I wouldn't be "allowed" to count on it.
Thanks for the clarification,
Jimmy
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 9:13 AM, Sean Cribbs wrote:
> Jimmy,
Jimmy,
Consider map phases to be completely parallel and unordered. When a map phase
completes, the results are sent back to the coordinating node, which --
assuming the next phase is also a map phase -- will send them out to the vnodes
that own the new set, which will perform their map phase
Hi folks,
I have a query where one of the map steps spits out the original entry (via
[v.bucket, v.key]) and a derivative bucket,key pair.
If the original key is "asdf" the result of the map step would look like
this:
[["events", "asdf"], ["asdf,annotation", "some-annotation-key"]]
Future map st
