Can't you use a for cycle?
For example in an update handler?
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*With best regards,*
Kiril Stankov
On 15.12.2016 г. 21:56, David Squier wrote:
> Greetings,
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> I have a master document that contains multiple references to child
> documents. I want to use the Linked Documents feature to "compose" a
> master document that replaces all the child document references (i.e.,
> keys) with the actual document contents.
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> I can do this with a single linked document using the following emit
> in a view:
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> emit(doc._id, { _id: "child_document_1" });
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> With the include_docs=true, this populates the document contents for
> child_document_1 as expected. However, I have not found a way do this
> for multiple documents.
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> For example, I'd like to do something like the following:
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> emit(doc._id, "children": { _id: "child_document_1", _id:
> "child_document_2" });
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> And have both child documents replaced with their document bodies._id.
> However, it appears the Linked Documents syntax is specific in wanting a
> single document referenced and therefore only allowing that documents
> contents to be populated.
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> Is this even possible? If not through Views, through some other
> mechanism?
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> NOTE: I do not want to generate multiple documents (i.e., use multiple emit()
> statements) as my goal is to return a single document.
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> Thanks much!
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