updateAll is not working properly about loopback-connector-cloudant HOT 6 CLOSED

@svlungade can you give some more details as to what is in the array you are passing to the updateAll function?

The update all function works for me when passing in the following array:

User.updateAll( [ {'id': 1}, {'id': 2}, {'id': 3}, {'id': 4}], { 'updated' : true}, callback);

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TestDocument.updateAll( {id: "1234"}, {email:

"[email protected]"}, function(err, results) {
console.log ('result is',results);
return callback(err, results);
});

Where id is a primary key (_id) and the first json is the condition and second is the one to be updated

This is what we are trying to do

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@svlungade what is the error you see if any when you try to call the above code? I'm not sure I understand where the TypeError k.match error is coming from.

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@flam312 - Thank you for the quick replies :).
There are 2 issues, the first one is you can ignore for now ... type k.match one.

Second issue is ... when we are trying with the example given, we are getting blank results, nothing gets updated.

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@svlungade
Odd, so if you print results they are blank? You should see something print out for results.
For example if the update is successful you should get the in the result the id that was updated and the revision id.

{
"id": "123",
"rev": "16-393d8b69b74af75b4b787d8ecaa76e11"
}

Or if the id does not exist then the results will return { count: 0}.
However, if you get a error then I would expect results to be blank. Do you get anything when printing err?

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@svlungade

In your first example the where clause is invalid it must be an object, not an array. You should have received an error like so: { [Error: The where clause [{"id":1},{"id":2},{"id":3},{"id":4}] is not an object] statusCode: 400 } https://docs.strongloop.com/display/public/LB/Where+filter

In the second case, you should get a response say function(err, info) where info.count indicates the number of documents updated. This works fine for me. Given that your using numbers for your primary key its very likely a duplicate of #2, make sure your Cloudant version is {"couchdb":"Welcome","version":"1.0.2","cloudant_build":"2579"} or later.

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