- OrientDB Tutorial
- OrientDB - Home
- OrientDB - Overview
- OrientDB - Installation
- OrientDB - Basic Concepts
- OrientDB - Data Types
- OrientDB - Console Modes
- OrientDB Database Commands
- OrientDB - Create Database
- OrientDB - Alter Database
- OrientDB - Backup Database
- OrientDB - Restore Database
- OrientDB - Connect Database
- OrientDB - Disconnect Database
- OrientDB - Info Database
- OrientDB - List Database
- OrientDB - Freeze Database
- OrientDB - Release Database
- OrientDB - Config Database
- OrientDB - Export Database
- OrientDB - Import Database
- OrientDB - Commit Database
- OrientDB - Rollback Database
- OrientDB - Optimize Database
- OrientDB - Drop Database
- OrientDB Record Commands
- OrientDB - Insert Record
- OrientDB - Display Records
- OrientDB - Load Record
- OrientDB - Reload Record
- OrientDB - Export Record
- OrientDB - Update Record
- OrientDB - Truncate Record
- OrientDB - Delete Record
- OrientDB Class Commands
- OrientDB - Create Class
- OrientDB - Alter Class
- OrientDB - Truncate Class
- OrientDB - Drop Class
- OrientDB Cluster Commands
- OrientDB - Create Cluster
- OrientDB - Alter Cluster
- OrientDB - Truncate Cluster
- OrientDB - Drop Cluster
- OrientDB Property Commands
- OrientDB - Create Property
- OrientDB - Alter Property
- OrientDB - Drop Property
- OrientDB Vertex Commands
- OrientDB - Create Vertex
- OrientDB - Move Vertex
- OrientDB - Delete Vertex
- OrientDB Edge Commands
- OrientDB - Create Edge
- OrientDB - Update Edge
- OrientDB - Delete Edge
- OrientDB Advanced Concepts
- OrientDB - Functions
- OrientDB - Sequences
- OrientDB - Indexes
- OrientDB - Transactions
- OrientDB - Hooks
- OrientDB - Caching
- OrientDB - Logging
- OrientDB - Performance Tuning
- OrientDB - Upgrading
- OrientDB - Security
- OrientDB - Studio
- OrientDB Interfaces
- OrientDB - Java Interface
- OrientDB - Python Interface
- OrientDB Useful Resources
- OrientDB - Quick Guide
- OrientDB - Useful Resources
- OrientDB - Discussion
OrientDB - Load Record
Load Record is used to load a particular record from the schema. Load record will load the record with the help of Record ID. It is represented with @rid symbol in the resultset.
The following statement is the basic syntax of the LOAD Record command.
LOAD RECORD <record-id>
Where <record-id> defines the record id of the record you want to load.
If you don’t know the Record ID of a particular record, then you can execute any query against the table. In the result-set you will find the Record ID (@rid) of the respective record.
Example
Let us consider the same Customer table that we have used in previous chapters.
Sr.No. | Name | Age |
---|---|---|
1 | Satish | 25 |
2 | Krishna | 26 |
3 | Kiran | 29 |
4 | Javeed | 21 |
5 | Raja | 29 |
Try the following query to retrieve the record having Record ID @rid: #11:0.
orientdb {db = demo}> LOAD RECORD #11:0
If the above query is executed successfully, you will get the following output.
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Document - @class: Customer @rid: #11:0 @version: 1 | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Name | Value | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | id | 1 | | name | satish | | age | 25 | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Advertisements