Is there a way to query by document id in WDS? I've tried things like
id:"9cdd3db8-b127-4176-b727-b31bf86870fc"
id:9cdd3db8-b127-4176-b727-b31bf86870fc
Neither of these work. I'm doing some testing, and I'd like to guarantee that I can get back a specific document.
Use a filter parameter _id:9cdd3db8-b127-4176-b727-b31bf86870fc
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I'm using Zapier to look up user information in FireStore based on the user's email address. I have a Top Collection called "groups" which contain users. If I use the attached query in Zapier and hard code the {GROUP_ID}, so that the path is "groups/{GROUP_ID}/users", then the query works.
Successful Zapier Structured Firestore Query
However, I won't know the GROUP_ID at the time of the query. I'm thinking I'll need to loop through all groups (since google's collection groups don't appear to be supported in Zapier). But in order to loop through the groups, I first need to get a list of all the GROUP_ID's.
Because the GROUP_ID's are the top level sub-collection, I can't seem to figure out how to get Zapier to return a list of all of them. Zapier requires that I specify a collection group (groups) and a field path, and cannot leave either blank.
Any help is much appreciated! Thanks!
I need to query my Cloud Firestore database periodically for maintenance. I'm new to REST and I've spent way too long trying to solve this myself, so I figured I could use some advice.
My Firestore is set up like so:
users > {uid} > uploaded-files > {file-hash}
{file-hash} is a document that contains several fields such as filename, source, and size
All I'm trying to do is get a list of every single filename from every single uploaded-file, including from multiple {uid}'s.
I've managed to send a successful request and get a single filename using the firestore.projects.databases.documents.get method using the API explorer, but I can't seem to get any other methods to work, namely firestore.projects.databases.documents.list
This is the successful request using firestore.projects.databases.documents.get:
GET https://firestore.googleapis.com/v1beta1/projects/{project-id}/databases/(default)/documents/users/7eGfdgGfaG0HSXdfmxMN2/uploaded-files/WGtcJBX9fdGdhdtjB?mask.fieldPaths=filename&key={YOUR_API_KEY}
Part of my issue is that I can't figure out how to get requests to work without hard-linking document names - in other words, I don't know how to to replace {uid}, or any other collection, with a wild-card so that the request returns documents from all uid's.
Really any help is greatly appreciated.
The Use the Cloud Firestore REST API documentation has instructions on getting started. The Firestore REST API documentation shows how to fetch documents.
In your case you would need to list the user-uid documents then go after the uploaded-files for each one, or iterate over the results of the list.
I have a follow up question off of the question here:
How to get exact answers instead of the whole document using Watson Discovery?
One of the answers mentioned using the Document Conversion Service to create Possible Answer Units (PAUs) within my document. When I do this and upload this large JSON file that contains all of the PAUs, Discovery still returns the entire document that contains all of the PAUs, which I guess is expected.
To complete the solution, I assume I would have to break down each individual PAU into its own document. Does Discovery have a built in tool to do this, or do I need to write my own script?
(Ideally the script would contain some reference to the original file name/metadata and maintain the hierarchical structure that the Document Conversion Service created from my Header definitions)
Watson Discovery doesn't provide the service of giving some section of document as an answer to your query.
If you have such things in your mind, I would suggest you to use Retrieve and Rank service, which basically helps you to train watson and to get expected answer section from your provided documents.
Note: R&R service uses Document Conversion service internally
Now you can use the new passage retrieval feature to do that. It is available as "Include matching passages" in the WDS tooling or in the API reference
Passages query boolean A boolean that specifies whether the service returns a set of the most relevant passages from the documents returned by a query. The default is false.
Note: The passages parameter works only on private collections. It does not work in the Watson Discovery News collection. "
In SugarCRM, using SOAP API, imagining i have lots of accounts populated in the database, and i want to find the account that has 'phone_work' = '00352254856987'. How can i make a query to accomplish that? It would be something like this:?
$query = "phone_work = '${myPhone}'";
For what i have tried, it seems the compiler finds an error in the XML document, which means the query is not well executed. What is the best way to do this kind of queries?
I'm using magento and creating a module to connect to sugar, so it is PHP
It turned out the field 'phone_work' is wrong. You can access at: http://apidocs.sugarcrm.com/schema/6.3.0/pro/tables/accounts.html and get all the fields related to that module. In the module 'Accounts', the field name is called 'office phone', but in the database, the name is 'phone_office'. Because the query is for the database, we need to use database field names.
Could you post the error that you get? Take also a look at the sugarcrm.log and maybe increase the logging level to see if the sql that gets created from your query is wrong.
By the way I switched to REST Json to get rid of soap related problems.
I have an instance of Raven Db at localhost:8081. I made sure to change raven's config file to allow anonymous access. I created a database named AT. Inside AT I have a collection named Admins. Inside of Admins I have two documents. I'm trying to retrieve some data via Rest using RestClient. I try to hit the db using:
http://localhost:8081/docs/admins/7cb95e9a (last bit is the id of the document I want).
and
http://localhost:8081/docs/at/admins/7cb95e9a.
With both I receive a 404. I'm not sure what I'm missing here. Can someone point me in the right direction?
The URL has the following format:
http://localhost:8081/databases/{{database-name}}/docs/{{document-id}}.
Collection is a virtual thing. get a document only by its ID, there no nothing on collection here. The document ID can be anything you set, but if you let RavenDB to generate it, it will probably be admins/1.