Hi Dave,
Use rather:
SELECT userid, name FROM (
SELECT expand( out('isFriendOf') ) FROM User WHERE userid =
'12345678-ABCD'
)
Lvc@
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On 15 October 2014 10:36, David J Lima <[email protected]> wrote:
> This might not strictly be limited to the way Orient works, but I haven't
> found the answer.
>
> Say we have a select command such as:
>
> SELECT out('isFriendOf').userid, out('isFriendOf').name FROM User WHERE
> userid = '12345678-ABCD'
>
> returns for example:
>
> "out": [
> "670cfaed-a023-45f7-a8dd-c8dde46736c6",
> "bef94a4a-4b4d-48d8-9f29-7fbe436bce63",
> "51a6493a-b745-4098-92d9-02c29f8e7fd4"
> ],
> "out2": [
> "Nathan",
> "John",
> "Bill"
> ]
>
>
> Is the result out[*n*] guaranteed to correspond to same record as the
> result out2[*n*]?
>
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