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ken tyler
On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 6:19 PM, Kenneth Tyler wrote:
> Do you want to talk now ? Do you have skype ?
>
> Ken Tyler
>
>
> On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 3:19 PM, Manuel Dahmen wrote:
>
>> Le
Do you want to talk now ? Do you have skype ?
Ken Tyler
On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 3:19 PM, Manuel Dahmen wrote:
> Le 9 avr. 2012 20:19, "Kenneth Tyler" a écrit :
> >
> > Manuel,
> > sound very interesting.
> > can we talk more about it.
> > I'm in
Manuel,
sound very interesting.
can we talk more about it.
I'm in california, its 12:19 PST here now
could you talk in about 5 hours ?
thanks
kenneth tyler
On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 12:16 PM, Manuel Dahmen wrote:
> Good evening.
> Could i get some help?
> I have an application whic
t's also efficient to find the
> previous and next key when you do so. So couchdb provides contiguous
> range queries too. Your query can only be completed by a different,
> and more complicated, data structure than couchdb actually supplies.
>
> B.
>
> On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at
If i want to select documents by values in certain parts of a key and ignore
other parts I don't think I can do that in couch using javascript views.
If i have keys: a,3,b,4 -- a,2,c,1 -- a,5,b,2
and i want to return keys that match a, _ , b, _ (where _ means "i don't
care")
can i do that if i sw
Alexander,
I have been working on something like this. In my case I am building
documents inside of the couchdb that are templates. These templates are then
used by a javascript library to erect a UI for data entry.
I have written a little about it at http://crumbsinthecouch.com/ although i
am beh
yes, that's what i was trying to do
ken
On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 10:56 AM, couchdb user wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 1:53 PM, Kenneth Tyler wrote:
> > i installed couchdb on an ubuntu box using couchone's bin file.. which
> > worked fine. i could start couch a
i installed couchdb on an ubuntu box using couchone's bin file.. which
worked fine. i could start couch and curl to it
then in changed the 127.0.0.1 in local ini to 127.0.0.0
and now when i try to curl to it, it get "network not available"
this may be a linux issue... i don't know
ken tyler
Chris,
We now suspect that because we tried to set up a "couchdb" user couchdb has
trouble
writing the couchdb.stderr and couchdb.stdout files... which we think might
cause the timeout errors
we're investigating
ken
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 7:59 AM, Chris Anderson wrote:
> I'm glad you were abl
i've tried again and confirmed, the same test will fail with a timeout
error, then a couple of minutes later succeed, but take a longer time than
the first one... go figure
ken tyler
, Kenneth Tyler wrote:
> so if i change the couchdb timeout from 5000 to 1
>
> i get
> design_docs success12850ms
>
> i assume that there is still some sort of problem if the test views won't
> run in the 5 seconds
>
> ken tyler
>
so if i change the couchdb timeout from 5000 to 1
i get
design_docssuccess12850ms
i assume that there is still some sort of problem if the test views won't
run in the 5 seconds
ken tyler
i'm working thru this
i ran the test suite and got a lot of failures... mostly all timeouts...
which i don't understand as there is lots of disk space and lots of memory
and very little running on this server
could some sort of permissions issue be causing it ?
ken tyler
jsonpfailure15
actually,
looks like this is not about my imported data at all
i created a brand new database
a brand new document
with one field
when i went to temporary views and clicked on run, before even creating a
view
i get an error
this is the most difficult data environment to use i've ever tried to
another symptom:
if i try and compact views in one of the "bad" databases, i get:
The view could not be compacted: {gen_server,call,
[couch_view,
{get_group_server,<<"g_wyght_47611">>,
{group,
<<143,227,38,213,39,16,222,38,43,128,238,78,41,80,127,81>>,
ni
after importing a lot of data from sql server into databases i get a lot of
databases that give a utf-8 error when i try to access their design
documents
now i have one with a different error.
if i look at the design docs in futon i get a timeout error
even looking at a temporary view gives the
y the view looking for [test.com,1]
ken tyler
On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 6:56 AM, Kenneth Tyler wrote:
> Simon,
> I think this is a case where the flat document structure of couch documents
> makes things much simpler than in SQL.
>
> If you had a view like this:
> function(do
Simon,
I think this is a case where the flat document structure of couch documents
makes things much simpler than in SQL.
If you had a view like this:
function(doc){if(doc.type=='user'){emit(doc.status,doc)}
then it would return all the user documents with their status as their key
and you could u
I think this is the feature you want to use.
from the wiki:
Linked documents
*This is a new feature in couchdb 0.11*
If you emit an object value which has *{'_id': XXX}* then include_docs will
fetch the document with id XXX rather than the document which was processed
to emit the key/value pair.
hello,
after installing on ubuntu 10.4 using build-couchdb
when i try to start couchdb as a daemon i get this error
administra...@pawpaw:~$ build-couchdb/build/etc/init.d/couchdb start
* Starting database server
couchdb chown: invalid user:
`couchdb'
Unk
Henrik,
Can you say more about what this document is recording, what do "branch" and
"platform" mean ? And what is the reason for storing this information ? I
am trying to think about your document structure... and just the sample
values does not give me enough background.
Thanks
ken tyler
On M
join in couchdb...because in couchdb lists can be
kept in the document itself, rather than the document storing links to other
records that make up the list.
ken tyler
On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 8:58 AM, Wolfgang Egger wrote:
> Kenneth Tyler writes:
>
> >
> > Wolfgang,
> >
Wolfgang,
Just like in SQL, the first question is what is common to the two (or more)
documents that you want to combine ?
Do they have the same type ? Are they in a certain date range ? Do they
share some other field of information ?
Ken Tyler
On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 8:23 AM, Wolfgang Egger wrot
thanks, looks like i misunderstood what i saw on github
can i run both the fork and regular couchdb on the same machine?
ken tyler
On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 9:58 AM, Benoit Chesneau wrote:
> On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 6:36 PM, Kenneth Tyler wrote:
> > this sounds like a stupid question..
this sounds like a stupid question... but, is geocouch built into couchdb?
specifically, if i use build-couchdb to set up couch, is geocouch already
part of it?
when i look at the instructions on github for installing geocouch.. it looks
like you're just installing couchdb
thanks
ken tyler
lt"],"authenticated":"cookie"}}
ken
On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 10:54 AM, J Chris Anderson wrote:
>
> On Sep 11, 2010, at 10:41 AM, Kenneth Tyler wrote:
>
> > ;admin = mysecretpassword
> > ken5 = -hashed-135a..
> >
> >
;admin = mysecretpassword
ken5 = -hashed-135a..
in order to fix admin party i edited local.ini as above
i restarted couch (it hashed the password)
but when i log into futon with that account and try to create a database it
tells me
"you are not a server admin"
? is this a
i'm about to try to install couchdb on the same sort of server
are there any preventative steps i can take to avoid getting into this same
problem?
ken tyler
On Sun, Aug 29, 2010 at 4:45 PM, wrote:
>
> I got couchdb to work...weirdly...with some help from the irc guys and
> purge remove the ol
"It can be a bit of a challenge for the more experienced among us to help
people like you, because not only are we teaching you CouchDB, we're
teaching you how to program as well. thanks for reminding us of that."
this is one way to think about it. if you think that the potential users of
couchdb
Paul,
This may be one way to do what you want:
Reader Access
To protect document contents, CouchDB documents can have a reader list. This
is an optional list of reader-names allowed to read the document. When a
reader list is used, protected documents are only viewable by listed users.
When a use
Paul,
I feel you. The active community right now is fairly small and
pretty experienced. I think couchdb is still at the "early adopter" stage
and just starting to show up for people that are not intensely into
programming. So sometimes the atmosphere seems intimidating. I come from a
windo
Dan,
I assume that what each person eats does not change after the record is created.
Say you had documents that were recipes, which had lists of nutrients.
Then a meal document would have a list of recipes, but it would also
have the totals for all the nutrients in all the recipies.
A persons day
you'd get an error on save, not load.
>
> Chris
thanks chris, that would make things much easier
i really appreciate all the time to take to help me
ken tyler
> the tests can be a bit finicky. I'd say a 99% success rate means you have
> nothing to worry about.
ok, thanks
looks like i'll just have to try and avoid documents with the unknown
"bad" text in them when i import
ken
u, Aug 12, 2010 at 2:57 PM, J Chris Anderson wrote:
>
> On Aug 12, 2010, at 2:54 PM, Kenneth Tyler wrote:
>
>> so i tried importing some data from ms sql server2005 into couchdb 1.0.0
>> the data imports fine
>>
>> but when i try to open custom views in futon i get
so i tried importing some data from ms sql server2005 into couchdb 1.0.0
the data imports fine
but when i try to open custom views in futon i get a "bad utf8
character" message, and futon is trashed, after that it won't display
anything but the message and won't go to any screen but the custom
vie
i imported a bunch of pages from my wiki into a couch 1.0 database
if i do this
http://127.0.0.1:5984/tyler_kenneth_3109/ee61c397a28bdca6a9cb984215f04d96
i get back the json
if i try to touch the page in futon i get
error: ucs
{bad_utf8_character_code}
anybody know what i have to strip out of the
Jason,
are there any ebs images on amazon that you can recommend for using
build couchdb on ? chris recommended a couple but they're not ebs, I
looking for an image that i get get a small version of, as some images
oonly come in large...
even though i've had a lot of trouble trying to use build cou
AJ,
I think its a problem with the editor itself... i just copy the text
out into some other editor to edit it and copy it back when i'm done.
you could look at couchapp, that let you edit your views as separate
files, in your favorite text editor, and push them into yourdatabase
for you when you'
is there any way to run a scheduled task in couchdb?
i'd like to create a bunch of documents that reresent data in records
that need to be updated... without having to do the update immediately
thanks
ken tyler
> For example:-
>
> [ "holiday","camping"]
> or
> ["holiday","skiing"]
>
> I can easily create a view that allows me to search the tags with
> ?key="holiday"
> however I cannot work out how to select photos which contains both tag1 and
> tag2.
robin,
one thing to consider is how you expect the t
thanks
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 3:45 PM, Mikeal Rogers wrote:
> I've got you in eventbrite, i just had it resend your confirmation email.
>
> see you soon!
>
> On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 3:16 PM, Kenneth Tyler wrote:
>
>> i registered, but did not get any confirmation
i registered, but did not get any confirmation
ken tyler
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 2:20 PM, Mikeal Rogers wrote:
> Registration is now open for CouchCamp.
>
> http://www.couch.io/couchcamp
>
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is there somewhere that lists the properties of the "req" request
object that is passed to show functions ?
thanks
ken tyler
have you considered using one doc per object
{"object":"aaa", "date": "2010-05-18",[
{"type": "a", "range": 3.5},
{"type": "b", "value": 2},
{"type": "c", "moved": 0.5}]
it should be easier to know then if you have all 3 types of not,
because they are in the same "context"
ken tyler
On Sat
> I have documents with author and submitted time ( utc value of date )
> fields . Now i need to sort descending ( i.e latest first ) on time and
> filter by author in a view.
can you make a composite key: author + ':' + day + month + year
where you use a reverse index for the day, month...
so
so, a couple of people replied and caused a lot of thinking...
here's where i'm at now:
{"id":"088c",
"key":"088c.088c.null",.
,"_attachments":{"hello.htm"
{"id":"4406",
"key":"088c.088c.null
_attachments":{"hello2.html":
{"id":"22a2",
"key":"088c.null.088c":.
_attachments":{"holla.h
field in the document that holds the id instead of using a
> field prefix. It would make querying the views easier for you.
>
> On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 3:59 PM, Kenneth Tyler wrote:
>
>> this may sound a little strange
>>
>> i am trying to build up a "content&q
t;
> }
>
> {
> "_id": "some_id_3",
> "type": "Movie",
> "duration": "600",
> "title": "Cool movie"
> }
>
> And store actual image and movie as attachment.
>
> Use this gui
this may sound a little strange
i am trying to build up a "content" object that can contain several
kinds of files.
for example, it might contain a some text, and an image, and a video clip
i want to tag my documents in couch so that i can retrieve the whole
"family" of documents
so i use a fie
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