Re: [orientdb] How do you perform a complete build?

gt; > And you'll find OrientDB built under the "distribution" folder. > > You could also run this: > > _base/script/deploy.sh > > > > Best Regards, > > Luca Garulli > Founder & CEO > OrientDB <http://orientdb.com/> > > > On 17 June 201

[orientdb] How do you perform a complete build?

Hi guys, I am working on several issues where I essentially need to do a complete build, that contains the database, plugins, studio, etc. Basically I am looking to figure out how to build something like a release build found here:

[orientdb] Best way to host many orient databases

Hello, For our architecture we are contemplating something like multi-tenancy. In our approach each tenant would get their own database. When I say database, I don't mean server. I mean a database within an OrientDB server. The question is... Is there a best practice way to do this. The

[orientdb] Re: UPDATE Array Value

Alessandro, Thanks for the information. I think this work around will help us for now. The only issue I see is that it looks like the entire array / list must be loaded. I think for relatively small arrays (lists) this would work well. We may have large lists, with the values in the list

[orientdb] UPDATE Array Value

We have a data structure that looks something like this (the class name is model, and there is presently only one document in the class): { data: [ {value: 0}, {value: 1}, {value: 2} ] } I would like to update the value of one of the elements in the array. I

[orientdb] Parse error for SQL UPDATE on 2.1-rc2 for EMBEDDEDMAP

We are seeing a parse error in the latest development version for updating. We are using an embedded map in our document. The selecting the data looks like this: SELECT * FROM test WHERE col.key = value; { result: [ { @type: d, @rid: #15:0,

Re: [orientdb] Do named parameters work with UPDATE ADD

All, Updating to 2.1-rc1 did solve the problem. Thanks! On Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 3:36:38 PM UTC-7, Michael MacFadden wrote: Luigi, Thanks for the reply. I was using 2.0.8. I will try the 2.1-rc1 version and report back. ~Michael On Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 11:02:53 AM UTC-7

Re: [orientdb] Do named parameters work with UPDATE ADD

but in 2.1 (rc1 was already released) it is supposed to work well Luigi 2015-04-26 19:47 GMT+02:00 Michael MacFadden michael@gmail.com javascript:: I have a case where I am adding an element to an array. I am trying to use named parameters in the query, but they are not working. Using

[orientdb] Do named parameters work with UPDATE ADD

I have a case where I am adding an element to an array. I am trying to use named parameters in the query, but they are not working. Using a hard coded string does work. My real use case is to insert a complex object, but I have boiled it down to a simple example that is attached.

[orientdb] Re: Insert Into Array at Specific Position

getting an production license, but this is a bit of a show stopper at the moment. Thanks. On Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at 1:22:39 PM UTC-7, Michael MacFadden wrote: I would add that I have been able to do this from the Java API using the OTrackedList API. However, I am interested in doing

[orientdb] Re: Java Hook Tutorial

Thanks! That was very informative! On Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 8:05:42 PM UTC-7, David Carr wrote: For group members who may have experienced uncertainty in creating java hooks, I have written the attached tutorial to be included in the next OrientDB manual release. I'm not an expert

[orientdb] Insert Into Array at Specific Position

Hello, Suppose I have a document that looks like this: { key: value colors: ['red', 'yellow', 'blue'] } What I would like to do is write a simple insert or update statement that will allow me to add the element green to the colors array at position 2. The resulting document would look