Hi,
You definitely can have an embedded document (or vertex) and a link inside
a Vertex. A Vertex (which is really an OrientVertex object) uses a
Document at a lower level. So, it may use all the same property types.
This is how to add an embedded document to an embeddedset.
Let's say I have this schema:
```
create class TestV extends V
create property TestV.Name String
create property TestV.MySet EmbeddedSet
```
Now, I'll create one instance:
```
insert into TestV set Name = "Example 1";
```
To add an embedded document to the set, MySet, in SQL do this:
```
update TestV add MySet = [ {"@type":"d", "Name":"Apple", "Color":"Red"}]
where Name = "Example 1"
update TestV add MySet = [ {"@type":"d", "Name":"Orange",
"Color":"Orange"}] where Name = "Example 1"
```
Notice the [ ] around the JSON object data.
To see the results:
```
select expand(MySet) from TestV where Name = "Example 1"
```
Hope that helps!
-Colin
Orient Technologies
The Company behind OrientDB
On Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 8:08:14 AM UTC-5, Di Da wrote:
>
> I can't seems to find a thorough documentation about EMBEDDED types.
>
> I need to know how to add an object like this :
>
> { name : "myname", url : "myurl" } into an EMBEDDEDSET
>
> using SQL.
>
> My second question is that is it allowed to have EMBEDDED and LINK in a
> Vertex?
>
>
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