Keys
Keys( [database] )
Keys( )
ScopedKeys( database )
Keys( [database] )
Keys( [database] )
keys( [database] )
Keys( [database] )
Description
The Keys
function, when executed with Paginate
, returns an
array of References for authentication keys associated with the
specified child database
. If a child database
is not specified, the
returned key references all belong to the current database.
When a child Also, Go does not support optional function parameters, nor function
overloading. To specify a child |
Parameters
Parameter | Type | Definition and Requirements |
---|---|---|
|
Optional - A Reference to a child database. If not specified, the current database is used. A Reference to a child database. Optional - A Reference to a child database. If not specified, the current database is used. Optional - A Reference to a child database. If not specified, the current database is used. Optional - A Reference to a child database. If not specified, the current database is used. Optional - A Reference to a child database. If not specified, the current database is used. Optional - A Reference to a child database. If not specified, the current database is used. |
Returns
A Set reference for the available authentication keys in the
specified child database
(or the current database if database
is not
specified).
Examples
-
The following query lists the References for any keys (up to the pagination limit) in the current database:
ObjectV(data: Arr(RefV(id = "1", collection = RefV(id = "keys")), RefV(id = "2", collection = RefV(id = "keys"))))
map[data:[{1 0xc0001480c0 0xc0001480c0 <nil>} {2 0xc0001481b0 0xc0001481b0 <nil>}]]
{data: [ref(id = "1", collection = ref(id = "keys")), ref(id = "2", collection = ref(id = "keys"))]}
{ data: [ Ref(Keys(), "1"), Ref(Keys(), "2") ] }
{'data': [Ref(id=1, collection=Ref(id=keys)), Ref(id=2, collection=Ref(id=keys))]}
{ data: [ Ref(Keys(), "1"), Ref(Keys(), "2") ] }
-
The following query lists the References for any keys (up to the pagination limit) in a child database named "child_db":
ObjectV(data: Arr())
map[data:[]]
{data: []}
{ data: [] }
{'data': []}
{ data: [] }
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