Hi Aurélien Yes, I do create objects with a single post. Here I need to update existing objects though. BULK! How could I forget that. Thanks so much for helping my poor memory! I'm sure this solves the problem as I have used this solution earlier...
The application collects information on species. I'm populating lots of data from the old application (an MS Access project) in a one-time administration operation now using the approach with MS Access and the JavaScript Interface Library for Microsoft Access from http://accessdb. sourceforge.net. The application enables users (Swiss nature conservation agencies, universities and others) to upload new data also. And such new data can contain ten-thousands of objects too. I'm sure there are better ways to do this one-time administration operation, probably involving other languages and not going through the browser. But besides being experienced with MS Access I know JavaScript (much better than visual basic) and CouchDb and, well, if you have a hammer everything looks like a nail... Thanks a lot for your help! Alex 2013/2/28 Aurélien Bénel <[email protected]> > >> In a loop I build up the 30'000 objects, then call a function (...) > >> to update the 30'000 docs. > > > > Do you know that: > > 1. you can create an object and give it a value with one single POST or > PUT, > > 2. you can send multiple objects (maybe not 30k but a lot more than 1) > with bulk requests? > > Last but not least, do you really have to do that every time you use your > application? > Or is it a one-time administration operation? > > > Regards, > > Aurélien > > >
