thanks, so... we can assume there will be maximum only 2 reduce phases? even if
there are hundreds of maps? just for curiosity.
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Echo what Sean said. Also I have a post on my blog about pagination
and riak. As Sean said, it is basically a reduce(sort) , reduce(slice)
to get it working.
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On Mar 10, 2011, at 8:26, Antonio Rohman Fernande
Riak is NOT an SQL-like system -> yep, i know that and its query limitations,
however, i thought that doing a pagination would be a piece of cake :P
thanks for the reply : )
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On Mar 10, 2011, at 8:26 AM, Antonio Rohman Fernandez wrote:
> Dear Sean,
> thank you for your quick reply.
>
> "Your reduce function can (almost) never assume that it is operating on the
> entire result set." -> wow! that totally kills my implementation... i wanted
> to use the Reduce phase t
Dear Sean,
thank you for your quick reply.
"Your reduce function can (almost) never assume that it is operating on the
entire result set." -> wow! that totally kills my implementation... i wanted to
use the Reduce phase to cut the array as a Limit + Pagination ( like LIMIT 10
PAGE 2 in SQL )...
Antonio,
Sorry it's a little buried in the documentation, but be aware that Reduce
phases *may* be called more than once (CouchDB calls this rereduce). What you
experience in the last example is a demonstration of that: you must structure
your reduce function such that it can receive as inputs
Dear All,
I'm having a pretty annoying Javascript problem and would
like to know if is a bug (most likely) or if somebody has a solution.
This is the sample data i'm playing with:
bucket ->
'testbucket'
key1:{"name":"antonio","dob":1981,"country":"Spain"}
key2:{"name":"rohman","dob":198
