> If you want all the rows for a specific university, you do need to use a
> key range:
> startKey = [university]
> endKey = [university, {}]
>
And, If I want more than one specific university rows ? for example, get
all the rows for university names, "MIT" & "VTU".
Let me explain again.
emit([doc.university,doc.degree,doc.studentName],1)
I want all the rows sorted based on 'studentName' where university is "MIT"
and degrees are "Bachelor" & "Master".
I know that query.keys = [ ["MIT","Bachelor","Aj"], ["MIT", "Master", "AJ"]
] would gimme matching results. But, I don't know student names. So, I
tried putting an empty dictionary to indicate that I want all the
studentName to be included.
That doesn't seems to be working. Can't this be made to work?
I know that I can write a new view as
emit([doc.university,doc.degree],studentName)
and perform sorting in-memory or using sortDescriptors. But I'm trying to
find a solution by avoiding this.
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