Congratulations to all of you!
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 07:41, Jan Lehnardt wrote:
> Instead of dwelling on the merger or technology, I'd like to address likely
> questions about the relationship between Couchbase and Apache CouchDB. It is
> simple, really: at CouchOne we were 100% committed on t
Here's how I did.
{
"_id": "_design / test",
"_rev": "1931-98f79c92675e9541e448a62377dcc067 ",
"language": "erlang",
"views": {
"vtest": {
"map": "fun ({Doc}) -> \ n Key = proplists: get_value (<<\"
key \ ">>, Doc, null), \ n Val = proplists: get_value (<<\" va
Jan,
Congratulations to you all.
We've being using CouchDB in our app since 2009 and I'm expecting good
things happening from this merge.
[]'s
Marcos
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 10:41 PM, Jan Lehnardt wrote:
> Dear CouchDB folks, developers, users,
>
> I don't usually post business-y things here, b
Dear CouchDB folks, developers, users,
I don't usually post business-y things here, but I think this one warrants an
email.
I'm excited to announce that CouchOne, the company Damien, J Chris and I
founded in late 2009, is merging with the company Membase to become Couchbase.
Together we will b
I have been getting this error when I try to replicate databases:
Replication failed: {bad_term,{couch_rep_reader,'-open_doc_revs/3-fun-1-',
[{[{<<"error">>,<<"unauthorized">>},
{<<"reason">>,
<<"You are no
http://tisba.github.com/2010/11/25/native-list-functions-with-couchdb.html
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 8:50 AM, Oleg Krevosheev wrote:
> Need examples. A function for a list of what and how many arguments. Found
> an example where fun (Head, {Req}) is right? Sorry for my English.
>
Wayne
I think we can achieve what you need. Its midnight in the UK so I will think on
it & get back to you tomorrow.
Bob
Wayne Conrad wrote:
>Bob, One of my needs is that requestors can get the most recent
>"complete" set of attachments, even while a new set is being assembled.
> I've no s
There's also the multipart/related upload api (though undocumented, I
think). you can send a doc and 0, 1, or many attachments in a single
PUT call.
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 11:38 PM, Robert Johnson wrote:
>
> Create your document with attributes "eventual_attachment _count" (set this
> to the exp
You could also use the COPY feature. :)
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 11:59 PM, Wayne Conrad wrote:
> Bob, One of my needs is that requestors can get the most recent "complete"
> set of attachments, even while a new set is being assembled. I've no sense
> of what it takes to work with previous version
If your attachments are small enough that you can use the inline attachment
API I think you could update them all at once.
http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/HTTP_Document_API#Inline_Attachments
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 15:59, Wayne Conrad wrote:
> Bob, One of my needs is that requestors can get the m
Bob, One of my needs is that requestors can get the most recent
"complete" set of attachments, even while a new set is being assembled.
I've no sense of what it takes to work with previous version of a
document, esp. since (as I understand it) replication doesn't transfer
old revisions of docu
Create your document with attributes "eventual_attachment _count" (set this to
the expected count) and "attachment_count_so_far" (set this to zero).
As you add each attachment, increment "attachment_count_so_far"
Create a view which only emits when "attachment_count_so_far" =
"eventual_attachm
Create your document with attributes "eventual_attachment _count" (set this to
the expected count) and "attachment_count_so_far" (set this to zero).
As you add each attachment, increment "attachment_count_so_far"
Create a view which only emits when "attachment_count_so_far" =
"eventual_attach
Michael
Couch is very different from a RDBMS. From what you have said, I think that you
want to load your CouchDB "one document at a time" as users access them in a
browser session.
Before loading anything you first need to design your documents. To do this you
need to define the data in your
Is there anything I can do to achieve the illusion of atomic update of a
set of attachments? Here's the effect I'd like:
For create:
1. Create a document.
2. Add attachments to it.
3. Only now does the document and all of its attachments become visible.
For update:
1. Delete all of the documen
Need examples. A function for a list of what and how
many arguments. Found an example where fun (Head, {Req}) is
right? Sorry for my English.
I'd rather not do it via batch because I'd like the system to be interactive
(via a browser). And depending on all this processing to occur outside this
subsystem seems less robust. And to touch on your point, this is a pretty
big database and exporting like that would make some unhappy dbas. I'
Nikola,
Could you and/or others please post the links to where the various
binaries and/or corresponding installers are kept. There seem to be
several that I am not even aware of.
Thanks again,
Zdravko (#teslan)
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 18:14, Michael Kohout wrote:
> What does the couch community think of this? Is there some other pattern
> that might result in a simpler system?
Simple system: use SQL JOINs to fetch all the data for each document
you want in CouchDB, then batch-load those into CouchDB (pe
Hi All-
So, I'm doing a spike on what it would take to convert a portion of an
existing rdbms-backed system to something that uses couch instead. I'm also
pretty green with couch.
Because this would be a conversion from a relational system, the way I
envision the system working is that it will t
The wiki link point to "current version" 1.0.1 and simultaneously to "old
version" 1.0.1?
Any progress on the official beta installer for 1.0.2?
No snapshots since Feb. 2010?
Yes,
I was just writing an answer when the vpn suggestion came up. I think using
Tink would be a nice approach: http://tinc-vpn.org/
You can also build a meshed VPN with tink, so you get failover as well. Tink
does automatically restart, the virtual nics can be bridged to inside networks
if n
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 16:44, Robert Johnson wrote:
> Advice and guidance would be very gratefully received, but please bear in
> mind that whilst I am a pretty good application developer, my networking
> knowledge generally and proxy / firewall knowledge specifically is limited to
> principals
Hello
I am creating an application in which individual Company sites input data into
individual CouchDB databases running on site specific servers which is then
replicated to a single central system at head office (running on a separate
server). The central system holds configuration data for e
Chris,
why not just send a PUT-Request with Ext? method: 'PUT' or sth like
that, should do the Trick
Regards
Stefan
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 2:33 AM, Chris Johnson wrote:
> I am testing Ext JS running on couch for some of the widgets. I am running
> through some of the examples in Ext in Action,
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