Reputation: 6796
The concept is very straight away. Not difficulty to understand. But I can't find some practical examples... I've this json...
{
"agendaId": "688c99bc-c756-4b8f-9c39-60246c0ea66e",
"postId": "f07f16e5-e7d6-441e-bc1d-82ac671e0f63",
"name": "john doe"
}
And I defined this partition: /agendaId/postId
And then I inserted the item.
But I can't see any data on my CosmosDB Container Browser on the column of the partition key - I just can see the autogenerated Id...is this expected ?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 271
Reputation: 15603
/agendaId/postId
means that the value is nested. The JSON to match that definition should be:
{
"agendaId": {
"postId": "f07f16e5-e7d6-441e-bc1d-82ac671e0f63",
},
"name": "john doe"
}
The /
on the definition defines the level of nesting, so /attr1/attr2/attr3
would mean that the value is in attr3
that exists in attr2
which exists in attr1
:
{
"attr1": {
"attr2": {
"attr3": "the value"
}
}
}
In your case, if you used, for example /agendaId
is just the first level of attributes, or /postId
. Both would pick up the value of the attributes in your document.
Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/cosmos-db/partitioning-overview#choose-partitionkey
Upvotes: 1