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More Querying in MongoDB
Notes taken by Edward Tanguay on June 14, 2014 (go to class or lectures)
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sometimes you want a            of operators
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use $or
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the shell helps you with this by                         
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$and is also available, but there is an easier way to do it in most cases except those are are very complicated
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the following is the case because JavaScript              in the shell will simply replace the second "score" with the first
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polymorphism query matching
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in the statement db.accounts.find( { favorites : "pretzels" } )
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if favorites is a             , it looks for a match, if an           , then looks if it is contained in the array
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this is a common            when using mongo
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but only the top level of the array, no recursing to find a particular field with a particular value
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$all operator
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find all documenst which have all items in a         
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db.accounts.find( { favorites : { $all : ["pretzels","beer" ] }} )
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$in operator
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find all documenst which have any items in a list
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db.accounts.find( { favorites : { $in : ["pretzels","beer" ] }} )
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nested documents
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when searching for                  data, order is important, so it is important to be consistent
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even if you just search for one field db.users.find( { email : { work : "richard@10gen.com" } } ) then it will not find it, but there is another way
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cursors
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cursor object has many methods
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hasNext()
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next()
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use these to step through
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you don't do this much from the           , but from a programming language, e.g. python
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limit(5)
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you specify this, and then perform a query:
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sort()
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first set sort, then perform query
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you can combine them:
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cur.sort( { name : -1 } ).limit(3); null;
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skip()
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example to list 3
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cur.sort( { name : -1 } ).limit(3).skip(2); null;
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this means to skip the first two in that ordering, and still show three
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processed in this order: sort,         , limit
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counting:
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                 through results with it
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db.scores.count({ count : "exam" })
MongoDB Introduction
Installing MongoDB/node.js and Hello Worlds
MongoDB, node.js, Express and SWIG
Basic Querying in MongoDB
More Querying in MongoDB
MongoDB CRUD via Node.js
Comparing RDBMS and MongoDB Schema Design