> On Feb 3, 2015, at 12:51 PM, Kevin Lord wrote:
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> Sorry, one more question. If I understand correctly, the postFilter step is
> done after any reduce, correct? So it can't be used to filter rows before
> counting them in a reduce? I would simply have to specify mapOnly = true and
> count t
I think we can get away with a postFilter, as the key will be an array, and
the first item must be an exact match which should greatly limit the
results.
Sorry, one more question. If I understand correctly, the postFilter step is
done after any reduce, correct? So it can't be used to filter row
> On Feb 3, 2015, at 5:56 AM, Kevin Lord wrote:
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> Thanks Jens, that makes sense.
>
> what if I wanted to match on a partial first name or last name? Say I've
> broken the name up as much as I can beforehand, and emitted the multiple
> keys, but I'd like to get all results that start with "J
Also, does the postFilter happen before or after reducing?
P.S. - Just a heads up. It seems the main documentation on the Couchbase
Mobile site is a bit out of date. Had to check the docs on Github to find
postFilter.
On Tuesday, February 3, 2015 at 9:56:29 AM UTC-4, Kevin Lord wrote:
>
> Thank
Thanks Jens, that makes sense.
As for your last example, that would allow me to do whole matches on the
individual parts of the string. However, and this is stretching this
particular example a bit, what if I wanted to match on a partial first name
or last name? Say I've broken the name up as m
> On Feb 2, 2015, at 5:36 PM, Kevin Lord wrote:
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> Is it possible to use any kind of regular expressions or wildcards in string
> keys when querying a view? I would really like to match on portions of a
> string aside from the beginning.
In general, you can do this by querying the entire vie
