I’ve recently learned about the RETURNING keyword in N1QL. When you add it to end of a N1QL query, that query will return the result set that was operated on. For instance, if you use an UPDATE, and that query...
Today we’re releasing version 2.3.10 of the Couchbase .NET SDK. This is a maintenance release of bug fixes and enhancements including the Data Structures API and FTS API. In case you missed it, we have a Developer Preview of .NET...
This post belongs to a series about the "Couchbase Mobile stack". In this post we’ll talk about working with Couchbase Server from the command line.
How to create a very basic URL shortener using Node.js for the application logic, Couchbase Server as the NoSQL database, and N1QL as the query technology.
Multi-User Testing  David Glasser of Meteor wrote a blog on an MongoDB query missing matching documents issue he ran into.  It is straightforward to reproduce the issue on both MongoDB MMAPv1 and MongoDB WiredTiger engine. Here are his conclusions...
This post belongs to Couchbase Mobile stack. It covers installing Couchbase Server and also a part of Couchbase Web Console (CWC).
Find out how to use some of the tooling that Couchbase is using to write .NET Core on Windows: Visual Studio Code with NuGet and other extensions.
Visit the post to know more about the Couchbase Mobile stack three components. This post will walk through the steps get to started with each component.
In this quickstart video tutorial you’ll learn how to setup and start building a Java application that communicates with Couchbase Server to save NoSQL JSON data as well as query for it numerous ways. For more information on how to...
Find out how to improve outcomes and monitor the status of unhealthy containers in your Couchbase environment using the Docker HEALTHCHECK command.
In the world of Big Data, where we have gogolbytes of information available about all aspects of our applications and the users that are interacting with them, being able to analyze all of this data and provide insightful intelligence is...
Today we're releasing version 2.3.9 of the Couchbase .NET SDK. In this release we have a mixture of new features and bug fixes; including Data Structure API, Cluster Level Authentication and Cluster Level Query support. Also, in case you missed...
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