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I'm trying to model document a hierarchy in CouchDB to use in my system, which is conceptually similar to a blog. Each blog post belongs to at least one category and each category can have many posts. Categories are hierarchical, meaning that if a post belongs to CatB in the hierarchy " CatA -> CatB " ("CatB is in CatA)", it belongs also to CatA . Users must be able to quickly find all post in a category (and all its children). Solution 1 Each document of the post type contains a "category" array representing its position in the hierarchy (see 2 ). { "_id": "8e7a440862347a22f4a1b2ca7f000e83", "type": "post", "author": "dexter", "title": "Hello", "category":["OO","Programming","C++"] } Solution 2 Each document of the post type contains the "category" string representing its path in the hierarchy (see 4 ). { "_id": "8e7a440862347a22f4a1b2ca7f000e83", "type": "post", "author": "dexter", "title": "Hello", "category": "OO/Programming/C++" } Solution 3 Each document of the post type contains its parent "category" id representing its path in the hierarchy (see 3 ). A hierarchical category structure is built through linked "category" document types. { "_id": "8e7a440862347a22f4a1b2ca7f000e83", "type": "post", "author": "dexter", "title": "Hello", "category_id": "3" } { "_id": "1", "type": "category", "name": "OO" } { "_id": "2", "type": "category"
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