David Cassel

One of the new features in MarkLogic 6 is the ability to call out to C++ code to do Map/Reduce calculations. This lets you add any kind of aggregation function your project needs, in a highly performant way. You pass in one or more range indexes and MarkLogic farms them out to the stand level […]

This morning, MarkLogic announced version 6 of the MarkLogic database. Lots of great stuff in this release (plenty of post material!). Let’s start with something simple, but very useful: copying data from one MarkLogic database to another with mlcp (MarkLogic Content Pump). Migrating Data In previous releases, there were a number of ways that you […]