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Beginners Guide to Adding Mapreduce using .Net (anyone?)

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Fri, 04/13/2012 - 05:23
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I've downloaded the Couchbase server but (and I know this must seem stupid,) haven't been able to see how to add in maps or reduce functions. I've tried to watch any tutorial videos/read any instructions I've been able to find and can store and retrieve single documents or lists of them but haven't been able to add indexes, reduce functions etc.

Could anyone please provide an idiots guide to setting up a mapreduce using Couchbase and .Net, or point me to a tutorial that gives one?

The company I work for have been using Raven but have had problems with scalability so were looking to replace it with couchbase, I'm sure the same functionality could be implemented if I could get started.

Thanks in advance.

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Thu, 04/19/2012 - 00:05
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You'll want to download Couchbase Server 2.0. I'm assuming that based on this posting in the 1.8 forum, you've downloaded that version.

2.0 has the incremental map reduce capabilities and the 1.2DP of the .NET client gives an overview of how to use views from Couchbase 2.0.

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