Hi All (Erick, David...)
Thanks for replying.
Let me try to elaborate:
- Each document holds a string value called name, an int parameter called
payout a parameter called network_id.
- Name can be any string.
- Payout can be any number.
- Network_id can be one of maximum 20 available values (for example
"network1" , "network2" and so on).
The query will need to pass:
- name:"abc" (for example)
- network:"network1"
- minval:20
The result will return only:
- Documents that have "abc" in their name (just to empesize the need of the
regular query also)
- If document.network_id == "network1" then
if payout>minval then
add the document to the results.
end if
else
don't add the document to the results.
end if
As you can see the problem I have is with the "if-else".
I hope it was clearer now :-)
Noam.
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