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From: Joscha Feth <joscha@feth.com>
Subject: Re: Modeling question
Date: Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:59:31 +0100
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Hi Timothy,

On 05.01.10 20:56, Coffman, Timothy A wrote:
> Joscha,
>      If you emit every A, B, and C, with keys:
>         for A's : [ id_of_self, null, null ]
>         for B's : [ id_of_parent, id_of_self, null ]
>         for C's : [ id_of_grandparent, id_of_parent, id_of_self ]
>
> Then a query with startkey: [ a, null, null ]  and endkey: [ a, {}, {} ] will give you all documents that are A or children of A.  With that set, you could determine the appropriate combination of ACL's to use.
>
> I hope I have that right.

I am doing this already, but this only helps on A's, not on B's or C's - 
any ideas for teh child documents?

regards,
Joscha