Catching up(*) on a thread from the end of October (nothing like being
prompt, is there?)...
Charles Blair wrote:
cb> Thanks for spotting the "brainos". But even without those, here is a
cb> repeat of the experiment.
Assuming that these code snippets demonstrate what you're trying to do,
then I
Thanks for spotting the "brainos". But even without those, here is a
repeat of the experiment.
erl -pa /usr/local/riak-0.13.0/rel/riak/lib/riak_core-0.13.0/ebin
/usr/local/riak-0.13.0/rel/riak/lib/riak_kv-0.13.0/ebin
/usr/local/riak-0.13.0/rel/riak/lib/riakc-1.0.1/ebin
/usr/local/riak-0.13.0/re
Charles Blair wrote:
cb> In step 2 I can retrieve a key whose value is a string. In step 3, I
cb> fail to retrieve the value.
The good news: you did fetch it.
The bad news: immediately afterward Erlang's pattern matching failed
which threw an exception which killed the shell/CLI process that
Thanks, all.
I think my issues at this time boil down to a difference between how I
can interact with a running riak system using the shell in riak-admin
attach, and using another shell to contact the running system. So, for
example, following the README file, this works fine (shell prompts
omitt
On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 9:37 AM, Charles Blair wrote:
> Btw, the documentation has this:
>
> encode_term(Object, Term) ->
> riakc_obj:update_value(Object, term_to_binary(Term, [compressed]),
> <<"application/x-erlang-term">>).
>
> This gave me the idea that perhaps by
Btw, the documentation has this:
encode_term(Object, Term) ->
riakc_obj:update_value(Object, term_to_binary(Term, [compressed]),
<<"application/x-erlang-term">>).
This gave me the idea that perhaps by encoding the content type as
application/x-erlang-term I could g
On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 09:13:17AM -0700, Seth Falcon wrote:
> Perhaps I'm missing something... How about using Erlang's native
> binary term serialization.
>
> B = term_to_binary(Terms),
> % now store B in Riak
>
> % ...
>
> % now get B out and do:
> binary_to_term(B)
Thanks, Seth. That's a fi
On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 8:11 AM, Charles Blair wrote:
[snip]
> Now, if I replace dets/ets with riak, I can do two things (I
> think). The first would be to write an erlang function that does
> something like the above. But the second (which is where my question
> comes into play) is, if I can lo
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 07:34:13PM -0700, Dan Reverri wrote:
> I don't understand your use case; can you expand on what you are doing?
Perhaps this in the category of "too much information," but since you asked, I
had written an OAI-PMH provider in erlang. My backing store is a dets file,
which
Hi Charles,
I don't understand your use case; can you expand on what you are doing?
Thanks,
Dan
Daniel Reverri
Developer Advocate
Basho Technologies, Inc.
d...@basho.com
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 6:05 PM, Charles Blair wrote:
> Erlang has a function, file:consult, that allows one to load erlan
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