You could do a range query from "abc" to "abd" for example (in this case, you would need to make sure to check the result form the iterator and drop "abd" though).
Note, that range queries are executed on the raw bytes. Thus, you need to understand how the serializes you use work. In doubt, you may want to use conservative ranges and apply a filter on the iterator to ignore false positives. Also, this only work for prefix queries, ie, if you query with a know prefix of the key. Hope this helps. -Matthias On 2/12/19 8:25 AM, Nan Xu wrote: > Hi, > > Just wondering if there is a way to do a sql like "select key, > value.fieild1 from ktable where key like abc%" > The purpose of this to select some value from a ktable without a fully > defined key. Store.all then filter on them would be very inefficient if > store is big. > > Thanks, > Nan >
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