Filter Data from Couchbase 6 Using N1QL

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Duration

195 minutes

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Delivery Method

Online

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Accessibility

Mobile, Desktop, Laptop

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Language

English

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English

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Level

Beginner

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Teaching Type

Self Paced

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Video Content

195 minutes

Course Description

Couchbase offers many ways to filter your queries. This course, Filter data from Couchbase using N1QL will give you hands-on experience writing queries that retrieve documents from Couchbase databases using the filters you've defined. These queries will be written using N1QL, which is a SQL-like syntax for working with JSON data. Next, you'll learn how to query Couchbase using N1QL. Next, you'll learn how to filter documents based upon the attributes of the documents using a variety comparison operators. This course will teach you how to use collection operators and invoke built-in array functions. You'll also learn how to generate slices of arrays.

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Skills You Will Gain

What You Will Learn

By the end of this course, you will have the skills required to run a variety of filter queries on the data you have stored in a couchbase database

Finally, you will delve into filtering documents based on the contents of nested structures such as arrays and objects

First, you will explore how documents can be searched using the couchbase web ui and how this interface allows you to define filters based a document key and also on the values of its attributes

In this course, filter data from couchbase using n1ql, you will get some hands on experience in writing queries to retrieve documents from a couchbase database using filters you have defined

Next, you will cover some of the basics of querying in the n1ql query language - such as the select, from and where clauses of a n1ql query - and will also take a brief look at adding and updating documents using insert and update queries

Then, you will move on to the filtering of documents based on the values of their attributes using a variety of comparison operators

These queries will be written in the n1ql query language which has a sql-like syntax to work with json data

This includes the use of collection operators, invoking built-in array functions and also generating slices of arrays

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