Member operations

hash, list, set, zset have member operations, string does not have any member operation because it only has value. Member operation will become visible when you select a corresponding key. Different key type have different member operations, let's illustrate them one by one.

Note: Member operations are used to manipulate members instead of their corresponding value (Value Operations).

Hash

You can add fields to hash, rename fields and remove fields from hash.

Add a field

To add a new field to hash, you can click or use shortcut ⌘ + N on Mac and Alt + Insert on Windows to open add field dialog:

Rename a field

There are many ways to rename a field:

• Select the field and click
• Select the field and use shortcut Shift + F6
• Double click on the field
• Use popup menu by right-clicking on the field

All these three operations will make the field editable, then you can rename it and press ↩ when you're done:

Remove a field

Select the field that you want to remove and click or use shortcut ⌘ + Del on Mac or Alt + Del on Windows to remove a field.

List

You can add values to a list and remove values from a list.

Add a value

To add a new value to list, you can click or use shortcut ⌘ + N on Mac and Alt + Insert on Windows to open add value dialog:

Remove a value

Select the value that you want to remove and click or use shortcut ⌘ + Del on Mac or Alt + Del on Windows to remove a value.

Set

You can add members to a set and remove members from a set.

Add a member

To add a new member to set, you can click or use shortcut ⌘ + N on Mac and Alt + Insert on Windows to open add member dialog:

Remove a member

Select the member that you want to remove and click or use shortcut ⌘ + Del on Mac or Alt + Del on Windows to remove a member.

ZSet

You can add members to zset, change member scores and remove members from zset.

Add a field

To add a new member to zset, you can click or use shortcut ⌘ + N on Mac and Alt + Insert on Windows to open add member dialog:

Change member score

There are many ways to change the score of a member:

• Select the score and click
• Select the score and use shortcut Shift + F6
• Double click on the score
• Use popup menu by right-clicking on the score

All these three operations will make the score editable, then you can rename it and press ↩ when you're done:

Remove a member

Select the member that you want to remove and click or use shortcut ⌘ + Del on Mac or Alt + Del on Windows to remove a member.

Copy a member name

Sometimes you need to copy the name of a member or the score value of zset member, you can use shortcut ⌘ + C on Mac and Ctrl + C on Windows to copy them. You can also right-click on the member and select Copy on the popup menu to copy the name of the member.