On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 11:28 AM, Adam Kocoloski <[email protected]> wrote:
> You need to perform the query with ?group=true. Best,
>
Thanks! Closer, but now I'm only getting one result per key which isn't
quite what I need.
When I added group=true I now get:
{"rows":[
{"key":"key1","value":["hi","there"]},
{"key":"key2","value":["this","is"]},
{"key":"key3","value":["your","data"]}
]}
In and of itself that's fine. The issue is that there are records within
each key1 that have a *different* value that aren't getting included.
So what I'm hoping to see is something like this:
{"rows":[
{"key":"key1","value":["hi","there"]},
{"key":"key1","value":["it is","sunny"]},
{"key":"key2","value":["hi","there"]},
{"key":"key2","value":["it is","raining"]},
{"key":"key3","value":["hi","there"]},
{"key":"key3","value":["couchdb","rox"]}
]}
In other words it's currently only showing one record per key, even if there
are records within each key with different values. Now if there is a record
with a different key but the same value (which is why I used "hi","there" in
the example for all the keys), then it *should* be included, and that is
currently working. The only part that isn't working is it isn't including
multiple distinct values for each key.
Thanks so much for the input thus far--very helpful as I learn CouchDB.
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