Ok, I thought I understood this, but a little confused now. What
exactly is the effect of passing group=true to a query? I was thinking
it's mainly there to invoke the reduce function, if provided, no?
In general though, what's the difference between:
group=true
- when just a map function is provided
- when both map and reduce are provided
group_level=1
- when just a map function is provided
- when both map and reduce are provided
Thanks,
K.
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 1:08 AM, Paul Carey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> On trunk you can pass ?reduce=false to your query which means you'll
>>> simply get the result of the map. This may be what you want.
>
>> Neat. But, how is this different from omitting group=true in the query?
>
> Simply because if a view contains both a map and reduce function,
> querying that view will by default return the result of the reduce
> function, irrespective of whether group or group_level are absent.
>
> Paul
>
