My pleasure
On 27/09/10 16:24, "Prateek" wrote:
>Hi Cyrille ,
>
>I had the datastore-indexes-auto.xml , but not the datastore-
>indexes.xml.
>
>Adding datastore-indexes.xml solved my problem.
>
>Thanks a lots buddy.
>
>Regards
>Prateek Agarwal
>
>On Sep 27, 1:21 pm, Cyrille Vincey wrote:
>> The
Hi Cyrille ,
I had the datastore-indexes-auto.xml , but not the datastore-
indexes.xml.
Adding datastore-indexes.xml solved my problem.
Thanks a lots buddy.
Regards
Prateek Agarwal
On Sep 27, 1:21 pm, Cyrille Vincey wrote:
> The GAE Eclipse plugin is supposed to create all required indexes in
Hi Cyrille ,
The File exist in my directory, as well as the indexes is also
included in my datastore-indexes.xml. It works fine locally but when
deployed @ GAE it gives that particular error.
no matching index found..
On Sep 27, 1:21 pm, Cyrille Vincey wrote:
> The GAE Eclip
Subhash,
Here's a clip from the relevant portion of the Docs regarding index
order:
An index table contains columns for every property used in a filter or
sort order. The rows are sorted by the following aspects, in order:
* ancestors
* property values used in equality filters
* prope
Sorry,
I meant:
Thus you need an INDEX ordered by name then age because the equality
COLUMNS need to proceed the inequality COLUMNS in the index. (Didn't
have my coffee yet). So, my guess would be that
your second query:
On Aug 2, 9:37 am, Stephen Johnson wrote:
> Hi Subhash,
> The first query
Hi Subhash,
The first query gets translated into two queries:
Select * From User Where userName = 'sachin' And age < '20'
and
Select * From User Where userName = 'sachin' And age > '20'
Thus you need a query ordered by name then age because the equality
filters need to proceed the inequali
