sum_example object not set to an instance of an object

Hi Dash,

Yes I appreciate that, it is hard to read code on here. Maybe you can answer a specific question for me then. Using a UDF type query is it possible to return a recordset? If so could you point me toward an example? I am able to use AQL to do what I want, so I know the database is working. From a regular query I can get back a RecordSet but from an Aggregate query I get back a ResultSet which I have to cast to a dictionary<object, object>. There don’t seem to be any UDF examples that return a recordset… any advice would be very helpful.

Thanks

If I understand your question correctly, you’re asking if there’s a way for a UDF to return a RecordSet and the answer to that question is no.

So using a regular query I can’t return an ordered list and with a UDF I can’t return a recordset. With respect, what can you do with Aerospike?

/W