Thank you Giulia, for your reply, However there are still some pieces
missing for me. I'll provide some context to help you understand what I
want to achieve.
I would like to refactor a Class ("Thing") that today looks (somewhat) like
this.
{
"str_a": "value_a",
"emb_b": ["#12:1", "#12:2"]
}
I would like to put the embedded list into an embedded map so the resulting
json representation of the class would look like this.
{
"str_a": "value_a",
"emb_b": {
"key_1": ["#12:1", "#12:2"],
"key_2": ["#12:1", "#12:2"]
}
}
Since there already is data in the db i also need to update all records of
this class.
My initial approach was to use the JavaScript server side functions using
Studio but that is not a requirement. What is the best way to accomplish
the above?
Kind regards,
// Olof
Den torsdag 18 juni 2015 kl. 14:32:03 UTC+2 skrev Giulia Brignoli:
>
> Hi Olof,
>
> I didn't understand if you're using JavaScript or Java API, however i
> posted two codes:
>
> if you use a graph database, the code in JavaScript is this:
>
> var g= orient.getGraph();
> g.command("sql", "insert into Prova(emb) values ({'test4': 3})");
> g.commit();
>
> With Java API the code is:
>
> OrientGraph g = new OrientGraph(path);
>
> OClass test = g.createVertexType("Test","V");
> test.createProperty("emb", OType.EMBEDDEDMAP);
> Map<String,Object> params= new HashMap<String, Object>();
> params.put("test1", 1);
>
> Vertex v = g.addVertex("class:Test");
> v.setProperty("emb", params);
>
> Regards,
> Giulia
>
>
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