Relations beetween different types

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I have an index named DataIndex. It has two types: posts and users.
The posts have an user which has small info like just id, name but it has
more. And I regulary update users some fields like followers count,age etc
. So I must do below jobs:

  • When I run on posts type, I want to join users.
  • I want to join user's posts. So I can retrieval that the user has 1000
    data etc.

You can suggest using Nested Objects or Parent/Child object. But I
regulerly update users therefore I can't use nested objects. Parent-Child has
a cost in terms of performance and memory used.
I want to know is there any method doing this jobs with high performance.

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You can try to save the user _id in each post!!! maybe it solves your
problem

Am Donnerstag, 14. August 2014 15:34:39 UTC+2 schrieb ali koyuncu:

I have an index named DataIndex. It has two types: posts and users.
The posts have an user which has small info like just id, name but it has
more. And I regulary update users some fields like followers count,age etc
. So I must do below jobs:

  • When I run on posts type, I want to join users.
  • I want to join user's posts. So I can retrieval that the user has 1000
    data etc.

You can suggest using Nested Objects or Parent/Child object. But I
regulerly update users therefore I can't use nested objects. Parent-Child has
a cost in terms of performance and memory used.
I want to know is there any method doing this jobs with high performance.

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Yes, I already have kept user's fields as data's fields in datas.

On Thursday, August 14, 2014 6:26:20 PM UTC+3, Ramy wrote:

You can try to save the user _id in each post!!! maybe it solves your
problem

Am Donnerstag, 14. August 2014 15:34:39 UTC+2 schrieb ali koyuncu:

I have an index named DataIndex. It has two types: posts and users.
The posts have an user which has small info like just id, name but it has
more. And I regulary update users some fields like followers count,age etc
. So I must do below jobs:

  • When I run on posts type, I want to join users.
  • I want to join user's posts. So I can retrieval that the user has 1000
    data etc.

You can suggest using Nested Objects or Parent/Child object. But I
regulerly update users therefore I can't use nested objects. Parent-Child has
a cost in terms of performance and memory used.
I want to know is there any method doing this jobs with high performance.

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