I come out at the end that there is maybe a Right Access Problem.
I'm on Win 8 (64 bit), my Eclipse is running into Administrator Mode.
I'm using the XML Config file for my Embedded Server like in the tutorial :
- The Server can be started
- I use the 'GratefulDeadConcerts' original Database
On further testing I found bit strange behaviour.
1) I've Java app connected using plocal and inserted two records using that
2) I've connected console using plocal and If I browse, I can see those two
records
3) But if I connect console using remote, I can't see them!
Ver 1.6.3 # Ubuntu
Is there such a concept in OrientDB as calculated properties? For instance,
if you had firstName lastName is there a way of creating a virtual
property fullName that calculates firstName + +lastName on the fly?
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Hi Greg,
there isn't exactly this feature but you could:
- use sql, like select firstName.append( ).append(lastName) as fullName
from XXX
- create a function (studio - Functions tab) in JS like:
fullname( a, b ){
return a + ' ' + b;
}
And then use it from sql like:
select fullname(
Hello! I have been very long looking for solve: how can I delete edge of
certain type between 2 vertices, if I don't know, what direction this edge
has, and I don't know any RID from the beginning. Nothing worked for I
could make it in one query.
For example, I have User vertices, and I know
After some more reading, I am thinking the Java API's Hooks / Triggers
might be helpful. My project will be based in Express.js, but these seem to
be a feature that augments the server. Obviously I need to do more
research, but could this be a good path to pursue?
On Saturday, December 28,
What about the following:
DELETE EDGE Friend WHERE in.id in ['x', 'y'] OR out.id in ['x', 'y']
Riccardo
Il 28/dic/2013 23:18 Наталь Капля nial...@gmail.com ha scritto:
Hello! I have been very long looking for solve: how can I delete edge of
certain type between 2 vertices, if I don't know,
+1 for this, (Luca, you know why ;-) )
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Da: Greg mccarv...@gmail.com
Inviato: 28/12/2013 18.11
A: orient-database@googlegroups.com
Oggetto: [orientdb] Is there a concept of calculated properties?
Is there such a concept in OrientDB as calculated properties? For
