Query data as insert index #115
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July 6, 2021 14:25
…y to project a (general) query results into a dedicated projection index
… on returned query results which are written to this view
… on returned query results which are written to this view
… on returned query results which are written to this view
add projection cursor support both in swagger & create cursor request add client to CursorContext object
add projection cursor support both in swagger & create cursor request add client to CursorContext object
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The purpose of this feature is to provide a consistent and general way to project a (general) query results into a dedicated projection index
This index will be used to store the returning query-results assignments inside a single index, it will also be able to efficiently perform slice & dice over the resulting assignments using
the efficient E/S aggregation DSL.