I'm sure Couch is doing exactly what it's supposed to so I'm really asking
in order to understand why it's behaving this way.
I'm working on a learning management system that has classes in it, and the
class document has (among other things) a course ID (a course has multiple
instances of classes associated with it), a learning method, and a
date/time.
For reference the learning method value will be one of either Classroom,
Webinar, Videoconference, or Self-Paced, and my dates I'm formatting this
way: "2012/05/01 08:00"
I wrote a view that pulls classes with an array key including the course
ID, the learning method, and the date:
if (doc.type == 'class') { emit([doc.courseID, doc.learningMethod,
doc.dtStart], null); }
What I want to be able to pull is all classes for a specific course ID,
ordered by learning method, but within a specific date range.
When I use this start key, however, it pulls documents with a dtStart
values outside the date range:
["courseidhere","A","2012/05/01 00:00"]
In that case I'll get classes with a start date in April, for example. And
just so it's clear, I'm using "A" as the start key for the learning option
so I grab all the learning options.
As I said my guess is I'm not quite understanding how the array keys work
to the point where I get why given that start key it would pull documents
with dates before what I have in my start key, so I'd appreciate any
insight people might have.
Thanks.
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