On Sun, Mar 11, 2012 at 10:47 PM, Buri Arslon wrote:
> No problem, Mark. I've submitted a new
> issue. https://github.com/basho/riak_wiki/issues/265
>
> By the way, thanks for the awesome Riak!
Perfect. Thanks for putting that together. Cc'ing the list in case
anyone wants to add something.
Mark
But now i got stuck wtih how to give this keys as input to map phase?
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Seems that i discover how to use this 2i range queries from riak_client:
> {ok, C} = riak:local_client(),
> C:get_index(<<"bucket_name">>, {range, <<"$key">>, <<"k1">>, <<"k7">>}).
> {ok, [<<"k7">>, <<"k6">>, <<"k5">>, <<"k4">>, <<"k3">>, <<"k2">>,
> <<"k1">>]}
where <<"$key">> is a special value
Hi Buriwoy,
Sorry for the hassle with the docs. Good to hear you're up and running. I
scanned the thread really quickly and it didn't look like you mentioned
http://wiki.basho.com/Secondary-Indexes.html
Assuming you've seen them, can you take 15 minutes and put together your
thoughts on how t
After several hours of searching, trying, getting errors ... finally I was
able to insert secondary index with riak-erlang-client. Here is the code
which I successfully ran:
%% Set some vars
{Bucket, Key, Index} = {<<"test_users">>, <<"aldarkusa">>, [{"qayerda_bin",
"Qozoqta"}]}.
%% C
I have some clue how to add secondary index but data types are confusing
for me:
> ObjNew = riakc_obj:new(<<"test_users">>, <<"adm">>, <<"My value">>).
> Index = [ <<"field1_bin">>, <<"my_index">>].
> Meta = dict:store(<<"index">>, Index, dict:new()).
> ObjNewMeta = riakc_obj:update_metada
Thanks for your reply Jeremiah!
I guess I am "greener" than you :)
Before posting to the list, I looked through riak documentation, the list.
I did find some postings on the subject but almost all of'em were questions
than answers. The answers I could find were so ambiguous that I wasn't able
to
Howdy Buri,
I'm not an Erlang expert, or even something remotely resembling competent with
Erlang, however, I believe I have tracked down what you're looking for.
You can use one of the riakc_pb_socket:get_index functions to pull back data
from an index. If you look at the source on the methods
