Use a secondary index when writing the key.
Otherwise the only date you get is last modified date as seen in the
header. Although that date is not indexed and would only work in your
use case if your link write was your last write to that key.
Cheerios,
Alexander
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On Oct 21, 2011, at 1:14, Andrew Fisher <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using the python bindings for Riak so there may be an element of
this being obscured due to the library.
I'm creating a link between two objects - I can establish it, query
it and tag it so that part is working great. What I want to do now
is determine the date/time a link was created between the two
objects. That way I could generate a job that says get me all the
objects of bucket A that are linked to bucket B that were linked at
time X (and potentially date ranging down the line as well but walk
then run).
Is this doable? Am I looking in the wrong place by looking at the
data available on the link itself?
Kind regards
Andrew
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