Anand,
All possible buckets exist implicitly regardless of whether or not the bucket
is storing keys. Listing keys is one way to know whether or not a bucket is
storing keys. Your application could store a special object in buckets that it
considers existent and check for that key.
--
Ian P
You can list buckets. Riak http apI has method to do that. Check the
documentation
On Jul 9, 2012 6:37 PM, "Anand Hegde" wrote:
> I am using the riak gem in ruby, is there any way i can check if a bucket
> exists? (without listing all the keys of the bucket?)
>
> Regards,
> Anand Hegde
> ianand.i
