Hi all. I'm currently building a search engine with couch. The search criteria is particularly complicated, so a view is generated at search-time, with the bare minimum information emitted (if it hasn't been indexed already). This all works fine, however trying to display the results introduces a seemingly unnecessary overhead.. Because there will potentially be a lot of views, emitting the whole document isn't really an option as way too much disk space will be wasted. Currently, the only other option is to iterate through the view results and query each hit individually for the full document body. As I'm working in PHP, there's a fairly substantial crunch involved in querying a large number of single records in a loop. Is there a way (or is a way planned) for the documents to be optionally attached to a view's result rows via a query string argument? Example: /my_db/_view/my_design_doc/my_view?include_docs=true produces "rows": [{ "id":"id", "key": "key" "value": { "my_emitted_data":123 } "doc": { -- document data here -- } }, { etc.. }] I know this is a relatively edge case.. it'd be really handy to have though! Any thoughts / suggestions? Cheers Tom