Re: Ignite - Using - complex object with nested attributes and search

Can you show the exact query that you're running? In any case, such search can't be indexed, so on large data sets it will be very slow. -Val -- View this message in context: http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/Ignite-Using-complex-object-with-nested-attributes-and-search

Re: Ignite - Using - complex object with nested attributes and search

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Re: Ignite - Using - complex object with nested attributes and search

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Re: Ignite - Using - complex object with nested attributes and search

You can do this using ScanQuery by passing predicate to it. Predicate will have all conditions you want to check like person.name.contains(searchparameter) For JOINS, you have to use SqlQuery but I havent tried that. On Wed, Jul 27, 2016 at 6:50 AM, M Singh wrote: > Hi: >

Ignite - Using - complex object with nested attributes and search

Hi: Can we insert a complex object into ignite cache and search it ? Eg ( psuedocode ):public class Person {    int age,     String name,     List address,     Tuple2 parents, } If it is possible, how can we annotated them ?  Also, can these nested attributes be used in SQL joins ?