Time taken to update a couchbase document manually

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I have this attached document in my couchbase bucket and I perform updates to this from my application. Since my app took long time, I checked manually - it took around 45 seconds to update any changes to this document as this is a big document.

Is there any suggestion to improve the speed by introducing index etc. I have heard of sub document operations - is that the only way to go?

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Can someone suggest if sub document operation is applicable for lite?

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@thanigaivelan_u,

45 seconds sound like a long time, regardless of the size. So maybe there is something else going on.

But a subdocument operation is perfect for dealing with changes to documents. Definitely give it a try and see if that helps your performance.

Another thing you can try is using an UPDATE N1QL operation, which allows you to update targeted fields in document(s).

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What do you mean by “checked manually”?

If you want to determine if your issue is your client application or the server, I suggest you try performing an equivalent change using the libcouchbase-bin command-line tools - i.e. cbc-create.

I’d try two tests -

  1. From the same machine as your client (so you can factor in the network environment)
  2. From one of the cluster nodes itself (to discount any network issues).
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Checked manually - I opened the document in couchbase portal, updated the content and clicked save.