Flavio
Flavio12mo ago

Querying data

Hi, Based on the schema below, I am trying to query all the capex items for a given document and render it in a <div>. Can anyone help me out with this? export default defineSchema({ documents: defineTable({ title: v.string(), userId: v.string(), isArchived: v.boolean(), isPublished: v.boolean(), parentDocument: v.optional(v.id("documents")), client: v.optional(v.string()), country: v.optional(v.string()), technology: v.string(), description: v.optional(v.string()), }) .index("by_user", ["userId"]) .index("by_user_parent", ["userId", "parentDocument"]), // add a project table and make it a child of documents capex: defineTable({ capexName: v.string(), capexValue: v.float64(), endDate: v.float64(), startDate: v.float64(), capexDescription: v.optional(v.string()), userId: v.string(), parentDocument: v.id("documents"), }) .index("by_user", ["userId"]) .index("by_user_parent", ["userId", "parentDocument"]),
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jamwt
jamwt12mo ago
do you need userId in both records? if each capex is owned by a document than is the document's user the same as the capex record?
Flavio
FlavioOP12mo ago
You are right. I do not need userId in the capex table. The document's user should be the same as the capex...
ian
ian12mo ago
for querying based on relationships, check this out: https://stack.convex.dev/relationship-structures-let-s-talk-about-schemas
Relationship Structures: Let's Talk About Schemas
In this post we’ll look at some patterns for structuring relationships in the Convex database.

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