Re: Non-Unique Indexes, How ?

2010-11-10 Thread Jonathan Ellis
Yes. On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 6:39 PM, J T wrote: > Ok, so non-unique indexes are supported, but only full equality matches on > the values are supported right now. > Will it in the future allow for partial/range matches ? > > e.g. Find all contacts with a J as the first letter ? > Jason > On Thu,

Re: Non-Unique Indexes, How ?

2010-11-10 Thread J T
Ok, so non-unique indexes are supported, but only full equality matches on the values are supported right now. Will it in the future allow for partial/range matches ? e.g. Find all contacts with a J as the first letter ? Jason On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 12:13 AM, Jonathan Ellis wrote: > On Wed,

Re: Non-Unique Indexes, How ?

2010-11-10 Thread Jonathan Ellis
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 5:55 PM, J T wrote: > CF: Contacts (with an index on 'fullname') > key : id1 { fullname : "John Brown", address : "London" } > key : id2 { fullname : "John Brown", address : "Paris"    } > Would the 0.7 index on fullname allow me to lookup the 2 entries if I > searched on "

Non-Unique Indexes, How ?

2010-11-10 Thread J T
Hi, I'm trying to work out a way to support a non-unique index. For example, lets say I have a contact list, where its possible to have Names that are the same but are for different people and so should have different contact entries but I'd want to be able to search on their full name and get a