You need to change your map function to emit [author, date] to be able
to search for for author and time-range.
emit([author, created_at], null);
Now query for startkey=["adams", "201002030000"]&endkey=["adams",
"201003030000"].
This is ok, however, as I want to have all the changes for a given time
range and a _set_ of authors, the key range on the design doc will not
do it.
I'll check out lucene for couchdb as a possible alternative, event
though I'd realy prefer to have such a feature in couchdb and not in a
separate module that also requires a JVM...
Basicaly I tend to avoid a JVM whever it's possible, but seems that with
lucene it is not the case. I presume it will add an extra load to the
server, and that we'll run into the usual Java scaling issues wich is
something we initially wanted to avoid ...
It's a pity that couchdb mutiview does not seem to progress, it would be
a realy nice feature for guys developing "usual management" software
that basically requires an OR or set query criteria.
Thanks again,
Regards,
cdrx
