It does have an x, it's just not a list like in the other records

(which is something else that is quite confusing, wouldn't it make more 
sense that it is always a list, even if there's only 1 element? But that's 
beside the current issue)




Op woensdag 2 april 2014 22:03:31 UTC+2 schreef Lvc@:
>
> Hi,
> in the second example, the 2nd record has no x as well.
>
> Lvc@
>
>
>
> On 2 April 2014 21:15, MrFT <[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> select key as key, *$x as x*, outE()[ @class = has_property ] as outE
>> from School *let x = *outE()[ @class = has_property ]
>> where key = 'a2a40e3c-a3a4-11e3-ace8-005056872b95'
>>
>>
>> Doesn't work, as in, doesn't return the column x. It returns
>>
>> {
>>             "@type": "d",
>>             "@rid": "#-2:1",
>>             "@version": 0,
>>             "key": "a2a40e3c-a3a4-11e3-ace8-005056872b95",
>>             "outE": "#26:7685"
>> }
>>
>>
>> select key as key, $x as x, outE()[ @class = has_property ] as outE
>> from School let x = outE()[ @class = has_property ]
>>
>> (same without the where clause) does work. It returns records like:
>>
>> {
>>             "@type": "d",
>>             "@rid": "#-2:1",
>>             "@version": 0,
>>             "key": "a2a3e1be-a3a4-11e3-ace8-005056872b95",
>>             "x": [
>>                 "#26:7669",
>>                 "#26:7670"
>>             ],
>>             "outE": [
>>                 "#26:7669",
>>                 "#26:7670"
>>             ],
>>             "@fieldTypes": "x=e,outE=e"
>>         },
>>         {
>>             "@type": "d",
>>             "@rid": "#-2:2",
>>             "@version": 0,
>>             "key": "a2a3e6aa-a3a4-11e3-ace8-005056872b95",
>>             "x": "#26:7671",
>>             "outE": "#26:7671"
>>         },
>>         {
>>             "@type": "d",
>>             "@rid": "#-2:3",
>>             "@version": 0,
>>             "key": "a2a3e8da-a3a4-11e3-ace8-005056872b95",
>>             "x": [
>>                 "#26:7673",
>>                 "#26:7672"
>>             ],
>>             "outE": [
>>                 "#26:7673",
>>                 "#26:7672"
>>             ],
>>             "@fieldTypes": "x=e,outE=e"
>>         },
>>
>>
>> I defined the property 'key' and an index on 'key' on the super-class of 
>> School, which is called OrganizationalUnit.
>>
>> Can that be the reason for the problem?
>>
>> What should I do to solve this?
>> Or is it a bug, and should it have worked correctly (I would assume that 
>> it should work)?
>>
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