Dynamoose - How to Query Two GSI on the same Key?










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I have a key in dynamo that has two Global Secondary Indexes with different range keys. Like this:



 const productSchema = new Schema(
{
productCategory:
type: String,
index: [
global: true,
rangeKey: 'serialNumberEnd',
name: 'productCategory',
throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
project: ['quantity'],
,

global: true,
rangeKey: 'orderType',
name: 'openOrders',
throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
project: true,
],
,

throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
useNativeBooleans: true,
saveUnknown: true,
,
);`


Trying to use the 'name' does not seem to be the answer.



Resource.query('openOrder').eq(id)


How am I supposed to distinguish between the two GSI's on the same Key in a resource when constructing a query?



EDIT - Added additional context to the schema, moved answer to the answer section










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    I have a key in dynamo that has two Global Secondary Indexes with different range keys. Like this:



     const productSchema = new Schema(
    {
    productCategory:
    type: String,
    index: [
    global: true,
    rangeKey: 'serialNumberEnd',
    name: 'productCategory',
    throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
    project: ['quantity'],
    ,

    global: true,
    rangeKey: 'orderType',
    name: 'openOrders',
    throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
    project: true,
    ],
    ,

    throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
    useNativeBooleans: true,
    saveUnknown: true,
    ,
    );`


    Trying to use the 'name' does not seem to be the answer.



    Resource.query('openOrder').eq(id)


    How am I supposed to distinguish between the two GSI's on the same Key in a resource when constructing a query?



    EDIT - Added additional context to the schema, moved answer to the answer section










    share|improve this question


























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      I have a key in dynamo that has two Global Secondary Indexes with different range keys. Like this:



       const productSchema = new Schema(
      {
      productCategory:
      type: String,
      index: [
      global: true,
      rangeKey: 'serialNumberEnd',
      name: 'productCategory',
      throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
      project: ['quantity'],
      ,

      global: true,
      rangeKey: 'orderType',
      name: 'openOrders',
      throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
      project: true,
      ],
      ,

      throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
      useNativeBooleans: true,
      saveUnknown: true,
      ,
      );`


      Trying to use the 'name' does not seem to be the answer.



      Resource.query('openOrder').eq(id)


      How am I supposed to distinguish between the two GSI's on the same Key in a resource when constructing a query?



      EDIT - Added additional context to the schema, moved answer to the answer section










      share|improve this question















      I have a key in dynamo that has two Global Secondary Indexes with different range keys. Like this:



       const productSchema = new Schema(
      {
      productCategory:
      type: String,
      index: [
      global: true,
      rangeKey: 'serialNumberEnd',
      name: 'productCategory',
      throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
      project: ['quantity'],
      ,

      global: true,
      rangeKey: 'orderType',
      name: 'openOrders',
      throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
      project: true,
      ],
      ,

      throughput: read: 1, write: 1 ,
      useNativeBooleans: true,
      saveUnknown: true,
      ,
      );`


      Trying to use the 'name' does not seem to be the answer.



      Resource.query('openOrder').eq(id)


      How am I supposed to distinguish between the two GSI's on the same Key in a resource when constructing a query?



      EDIT - Added additional context to the schema, moved answer to the answer section







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          In this case you don't want to be using the name property of the index. You want to be using the actual property to do this.



          For example:



          Resource.query('openOrder').eq(id)
          .where('serialNumberEnd').lt(5)


          I don't know your entire schema so it's not an exact match of what you want to do. But something like that should work.



          You can also look at this test in the source code for an example of using multiple indexes on one property and querying.






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            const result = await Product.query(

            hash: productCategory: eq: 'tags' ,
            range: orderType: eq: 'sale' ,
            ,
            indexName: 'openOrders' ,).exec();


            I was a bit slow at getting to this syntax. Hope this helps someone else.



            EDIT: A little cleaner syntax/more context to the schema



            const result = await Product.query('productCategory', indexName: 'openOrders' ).eq('tags')
            .where('orderType').eq('purchase')
            .exec();


            I had no luck getting Dynamoose to recognize the correct index based on the Range found in a 'where' statement. The indexName: 'value' is needed.






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              In this case you don't want to be using the name property of the index. You want to be using the actual property to do this.



              For example:



              Resource.query('openOrder').eq(id)
              .where('serialNumberEnd').lt(5)


              I don't know your entire schema so it's not an exact match of what you want to do. But something like that should work.



              You can also look at this test in the source code for an example of using multiple indexes on one property and querying.






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                In this case you don't want to be using the name property of the index. You want to be using the actual property to do this.



                For example:



                Resource.query('openOrder').eq(id)
                .where('serialNumberEnd').lt(5)


                I don't know your entire schema so it's not an exact match of what you want to do. But something like that should work.



                You can also look at this test in the source code for an example of using multiple indexes on one property and querying.






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                  In this case you don't want to be using the name property of the index. You want to be using the actual property to do this.



                  For example:



                  Resource.query('openOrder').eq(id)
                  .where('serialNumberEnd').lt(5)


                  I don't know your entire schema so it's not an exact match of what you want to do. But something like that should work.



                  You can also look at this test in the source code for an example of using multiple indexes on one property and querying.






                  share|improve this answer












                  In this case you don't want to be using the name property of the index. You want to be using the actual property to do this.



                  For example:



                  Resource.query('openOrder').eq(id)
                  .where('serialNumberEnd').lt(5)


                  I don't know your entire schema so it's not an exact match of what you want to do. But something like that should work.



                  You can also look at this test in the source code for an example of using multiple indexes on one property and querying.







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                      const result = await Product.query(

                      hash: productCategory: eq: 'tags' ,
                      range: orderType: eq: 'sale' ,
                      ,
                      indexName: 'openOrders' ,).exec();


                      I was a bit slow at getting to this syntax. Hope this helps someone else.



                      EDIT: A little cleaner syntax/more context to the schema



                      const result = await Product.query('productCategory', indexName: 'openOrders' ).eq('tags')
                      .where('orderType').eq('purchase')
                      .exec();


                      I had no luck getting Dynamoose to recognize the correct index based on the Range found in a 'where' statement. The indexName: 'value' is needed.






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                        const result = await Product.query(

                        hash: productCategory: eq: 'tags' ,
                        range: orderType: eq: 'sale' ,
                        ,
                        indexName: 'openOrders' ,).exec();


                        I was a bit slow at getting to this syntax. Hope this helps someone else.



                        EDIT: A little cleaner syntax/more context to the schema



                        const result = await Product.query('productCategory', indexName: 'openOrders' ).eq('tags')
                        .where('orderType').eq('purchase')
                        .exec();


                        I had no luck getting Dynamoose to recognize the correct index based on the Range found in a 'where' statement. The indexName: 'value' is needed.






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                          const result = await Product.query(

                          hash: productCategory: eq: 'tags' ,
                          range: orderType: eq: 'sale' ,
                          ,
                          indexName: 'openOrders' ,).exec();


                          I was a bit slow at getting to this syntax. Hope this helps someone else.



                          EDIT: A little cleaner syntax/more context to the schema



                          const result = await Product.query('productCategory', indexName: 'openOrders' ).eq('tags')
                          .where('orderType').eq('purchase')
                          .exec();


                          I had no luck getting Dynamoose to recognize the correct index based on the Range found in a 'where' statement. The indexName: 'value' is needed.






                          share|improve this answer














                          const result = await Product.query(

                          hash: productCategory: eq: 'tags' ,
                          range: orderType: eq: 'sale' ,
                          ,
                          indexName: 'openOrders' ,).exec();


                          I was a bit slow at getting to this syntax. Hope this helps someone else.



                          EDIT: A little cleaner syntax/more context to the schema



                          const result = await Product.query('productCategory', indexName: 'openOrders' ).eq('tags')
                          .where('orderType').eq('purchase')
                          .exec();


                          I had no luck getting Dynamoose to recognize the correct index based on the Range found in a 'where' statement. The indexName: 'value' is needed.







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