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vinod
vinod

Reputation: 8420

Get all fields and values of hash key using redis in node

In red is using hash, I need to store hash key with multiple fields and values. I tried as below:

client.hmset("Table1", "Id", "9324324", "ReqNo", "23432", redis.print);
client.hmset("Table1", "Id", "9324325", "ReqNo", "23432", redis.print);
var arrrep = new Array();

client.hgetall("Table1", function(err, rep){
 console.log(rep);
});

Output is: { Id: '9324325', ReqNo: '23432' }

I am getting only one value. How to get all fields and values in the hash key? Kindly help me if I am wrong and let me get the code. Thanks.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 6305

Answers (1)

Didier Spezia
Didier Spezia

Reputation: 73216

You are getting one value because you override the previous value.

client.hmset("Table1", "Id", "9324324", "ReqNo", "23432", redis.print);

This adds Id, ReqNo to the Table1 hash object.

client.hmset("Table1", "Id", "9324325", "ReqNo", "23432", redis.print);

This overrides Id and ReqNo for the Table1 hash object. At this point, you only have two fields in the hash.

Actually, your problem comes form the fact you are trying to map a relational database model to Redis. You should not. With Redis, it is better to think in term of data structures and access paths.

You need to store one hash object per record. For instance:

HMSET Id:9324324 ReqNo 23432 ... and some other properties ...
HMSET Id:9324325 ReqNo 23432 ... and some other properties ...

Then, you can use a set to store the IDs:

SADD Table1 9324324 9324325

Finally to retrieve the ReqNo data associated to the Table1 collection:

SORT Table1 BY NOSORT GET # GET Id:*->ReqNo

If you want to also search for all the IDs which are associated to a given ReqNo, then you need another structure to support this access path:

SADD ReqNo:23432 9324324 9324325

So you can get the list of IDs for record 23432 by using:

SMEMBERS ReqNo:23432

In other words, do not try to transpose a relational model: just create your own data structures supporting your use cases.

Upvotes: 6

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