sure...i was using a rewrite handler to rewrite
/:game/channels/:year/:month/:day/
though these are strings they work for my case and they map to
db/_design/ddoc/_list/bats/viewname?startkey=[":game",":year",":month",":day"]&endkey=[":game",":year",":month",":day",{}]
this worked just fine befor
On 17 April 2013 00:29, Stanley Iriele wrote:
> nevermind..I found the cause...It is clearly a couhdb bug...but I found a
> work around for it that seems to make everyone happy..if anyone gets this
> error...or even sees this message I'll happily follow up
Hi Stanley,
Glad to hear you found a so
Hello everyone.
I try to update large amount of documents. On 25837th document I got crash.
I have 5 remaining docs to update. The error is
https://www.friendpaste.com/5kxHLcrBI9vJxrGTTokIZD.
I'd appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Gennady
nevermind..I found the cause...It is clearly a couhdb bug...but I found a
work around for it that seems to make everyone happy..if anyone gets this
error...or even sees this message I'll happily follow up
On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 8:00 PM, Stanley Iriele <
siri...@breaktimestudios.com> wrote:
> Hi
Replications would be initiated from touchdb, typical case being a
mobile application ships with a primed database or with an empty
database, then when a connection is available the mobile application
would then connect to the server in order to synchronize the database
and receive updated data fro
Yes. The couchdb replicator stores the checkpoint at both source and
target. I don't know touchdb beyond its goal of being
couchdb-on-mobile, so I will defer to Jens as to whether the
replicator in touchdb also does this. Are you initiating replication
on couchdb or touchdb?
B.
On 16 April 2013 1
Thanks again for the answer, I'm now confused by the role of the
checkpoint and its storage, let's say that I have a mobile app that
has been downloaded on 100k devices and I'm using touchdb to sync my
db to the devices, does this mean that each device will need to store
a checkpoint on my server s
Hi Elisiano, thanks for the link!
Just for reference, the discussion seems to have resulted in this explanation
in the CouchDB docs:
http://couchdb.readthedocs.org/en/latest/json-structure.html#number-handling
On Apr 16, 2013, at 14:17 , Elisiano Petrini wrote:
> Hi Sander,
> there has been
Hi Sander,
there has been an extended discussion on this list a couple of months
ago about float numbers and their representation.
Have a look at
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/couchdb-user/201302.mbox/%
3Ckfvbob$c6p$1...@ger.gmane.org%3E and follow the thread from there (sorry
I was
We've solved the problem using Jim's approach, but at a small cost: we had
to round up dates to the beginning of each month (not day, as he
suggested). So when we ran a reduce with grouping, then output of a view
shortened to a much smaller amount of rows, which we then fed down to list
function, w
Hi,
I’m working on a CouchDB design doc that provides a Cosm-like API to work with
sensor measurements. I know that the CouchDB guide recommends using strings to
represent decimal values in JSON[1], but was curious to try using the {
"field": 4.2 } format as it gives a cleaner API. I figured th
That depends upon your requirements and data. If the requirement is to find
data across *any* date range then it will potentially be slow, however if
you only every need to be able to query with a maximum date range of say a
year (ie, your date ranges do not go over a year) then you could use
filte
Hi Paolo,
The checkpoint is stored in the database at source and target, so
couchdb will fail to find that document on server B and so it will
start from update sequence 0.
B.
On 16 April 2013 10:06, Paolo Negri wrote:
> Hi Robert
>
> On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 10:05 AM, Robert Newson wrote:
>> H
Muji, what happens if you have several hundred transactions per day in a
variety of different countries over several years? Then your view
processing is going to be very slow. We are looking for a near real-time
solution
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 5:42 PM, muji wrote:
> I believe you need to query
I believe you need to query with startkey and endkey as complex keys
(assuming -MM-DD):
startkey=[startyear,startmonth,startday]
endkey=[endyear,endmonth,endday,{}]
Then you can extract the countries from the key returned with each row (it
will be the last element in the array). You will also
Hi Luca,
On 04/16/2013 12:57 AM, Luca Morandini wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I built a test rig to assess the performance, geo-spatial-wise, of
> PostgreSQL vs CouchDB, and I have found out that -on average- CouchDB
> takes double the time of PostgreSQL when completing a spatial query.
That's cool, I've
Hi Robert
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 10:05 AM, Robert Newson wrote:
> Hi Paolo,
>
> No, couchdb (and touchdb) will be just fine if you fail over to a
> different server. What will happen is that the replication from server
> B to your mobile client will start from update sequence 0 (as you will
> ha
Hi Paolo,
No, couchdb (and touchdb) will be just fine if you fail over to a
different server. What will happen is that the replication from server
B to your mobile client will start from update sequence 0 (as you will
have no previous checkpoint). The replication process will then check
whether ea
Dear list
I have a question related to couchdb replication, let me walk you
through the scenario
I have 2 servers server A and server B
on both A and B I'm running couchdb
B is configured to replicate all dbs from A
I also have one mobile client that uses touchdb to sync data with one
database
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