> 1>boss_db:find(master, []).
>
> [{master,"master-1",<<"naja">>,<<"tehran">>,
> <<"naja master">>},
> {master,"master-2",<<"artesh">>,<<"tehran">>,
> <<"artesh master">>}]
This returned a list with two elements.
> 2> Master1= boss_db:find(master, [{id, 'equals', "master-1"}]).
>
> [{master,"master-1",<<"naja">>,<<"tehran">>,
> <<"naja master">>}]
This returned a *list* with one element. Ángel Herranz was correct!
What you probably want is:
[Master1] = boss_db:find(master, [{id, 'equals', "master-1"}]).
> 3> Master1:attributes().
> ** exception error: bad argument
> in function apply/3
>
> called as apply([{master,"master-1",<<"naja">>,<<"tehran">>,
> <<"naja master">>}],
> attributes,[])
And this does not work with a list as the argument!
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