I have a MongoDB Colllection which has following data
> db.UpdateQueryRegistry.find({"studyId" : "20130117193010cfab"})
{ "_id":ObjectId("50f95af799ac247d280484dc"),
"attempts":0,
"eTime": ISODate("2013-01-17T17:03:36.501Z"),
"lastUpdDt": ISODate("2013-01-18T14:23:51.141Z"),
"numQueries":1,
"query":"Q1",
"sTime":null,
"start":0,
"status":"COMPLETED",
"studyId":"20130117193010cfab",
"updateAction":"convertToIUorNO",
"updateSource":"DOCUMENTSTATUS"
}
{ "_id":ObjectId("50f95af799ac247d280484db"),
"attempts":0,
"eTime": ISODate("2013-01-17T19:50:34.392Z"),
"lastUpdDt": ISODate("2013-01-18T14:23:51.141Z"),
"numQueries":1,
"query":"Q2",
"sTime":null,
"start":0,
"status":"COMPLETED",
"studyId":"20130117193010cfab",
"updateAction":"instanceAddQuery",
"updateSource":"ONTOLOGY"
}
{ "_id":ObjectId("50f95af799ac247d280484da"),
"studyId":"20130117193010cfab",
"updateSource":"ONTOLOGY",
"updateAction":"instanceDeleteQuery",
"query":"Q3",
"sTime":null,
"eTime":null,
"status":"PENDING",
"numQueries":0,
"lastUpdDt": ISODate("2013-01-18T14:23:51.141Z"),
"attempts":0,
"start":0
}
The index is created on DB as follows:
> db.UpdateQueryRegistry.stats().indexSizes
{
"_id_" : 8176,
"studyId_1_status_1" : 24528,
"studyId_1_updateSource_1_updateAction_1_query_1" : 98112
}
But when I fire query
db.UpdateQueryRegistry.find({
"studyId" : "20130117193010cfab",
"updateSource" : "ONTOLOGY",
"updateAction" : "instanceDeleteQuery"
})
I do not get any results but when I fire query
db.UpdateQueryRegistry.find({
"studyId" : "20130117193010cfab"
})
I see 3 results displayed above. Please tell me if there is any error in this.
Related
I am first about the Purescript.
I am going to add the new field to Object and send it as a function param.
But I can not find a good solution for this.
For example.
oldFiled = {
title : "title",
description : "d"
}
newField = {
time : "time"
}
//result after added new field
oldFiled = {
title : "title",
description : "d",
time : "time"
}
How can I do it?
If it's just about adding a single field you can use https://pursuit.purescript.org/packages/purescript-record/2.0.1/docs/Record#v:insert like so:
import Data.Record as Record
import Data.Symbol (SProxy(..))
oldFiled = {
title : "title",
description : "d"
}
newFiled = Record.insert (SProxy :: _ "time") "time" oldFiled
If you're merging records look at the merge union and disjointUnion functions in the Data.Record module
I have the following data structure , users and services have many to many
relationship
users : {
user1 : {
name : blah,
email : a#a.com,
services : {
servicekey1 : true,
servicekey9 : true
}
}
}
services : {
servicekey1 : {
name : blahserve,
category : blahbers,
providers : {
user1 : true,
user7 : true
}
}
}
I want to get the list of user objects for a service. How can this be done with and without angularfire.
I came up with this query (without angularfire) -
var refu = new Firebase("https://myapp.firebaseio.com/users");
var refs = new Firebase("https://myapp.firebaseio.com/services");
refs.child("servicekey1/providers").once("value",function(s){
var users = s.val();
angular.forEach(users, function(v,k){
refu.child(k).once("value", function(su){
console.log(su.val());
})
})
});
This solves my purpose but I feel there should be a better way to do it , may be with angular fire. Please suggest if there are any other/ better ways to achieve this?
I am developing angularjs nodejs application
Following has Payment Collection find function and result
var collectionId = "5673d6c7da28e94f51277894"
Payment.find({id: collectionId}).exec(function(err,payment)
console.log(payment);
);
Console result :
{
"_id" : ObjectId("5673d6c7da28e94f51277894"),
"response" : {
"status" : "approved",
"id" : "PAY-9N740711P28316116KZX5U4I"
}
}
I need to find payment collection using response id
My code here
var paymentId = "PAY-9N740711P28316116KZX5U4I"
Payment.find({ response : {id: paymentId}}).exec(function(err,payment)
console.log(payment);
);
Console result :
undefined
If you are not clear question, please comment
Hope answer, thanks
It should be:
Payment.find({ 'response.id': paymentId }).exec(function(err,payment) {
console.log(payment);
});
I'm having a lot of trouble getting query results for certain collections in Meteor.
I have set
idGeneration : 'MONGO'
in the collection definitions, and in the mongo shell these collections look like this :
the document i want, call it documentW (from CollectionA) = {
"_id" : ObjectId("7032d38d35306f4472844be1"),
"product_id" : ObjectId("4660a328bd55247e395edd23"),
"producer_id" : ObjectId("a5ad120fa9e5ce31926112a7") }
documentX (from collection "Products") = {
_id : ObjectId("4660a328bd55247e395edd23")
}
documentY (from collection "Producers") = {
_id : ObjectId("a5ad120fa9e5ce31926112a7")
}
If i run a query like this in Meteor
CollectionA.findOne({ product_id : documentX._id, producer_id : documentY._id})
I'm expecting to get my documentW back... but I get nothing.
When I run this query in the mongo shell
db.collectiona.find({ product_id : ObjectId("4660a328bd55247e395edd23"), producer_id :
ObjectId("a5ad120fa9e5ce31926112a7") })
I get my documentW back no problem.
Of course in Meteor if I call
console.log(documentX._id)
I get this
{ _str : "4660a328bd55247e395edd23" }
Anyone have any ideas what is going on here ? I have tried all kinds of things like
Meteor.Collection.ObjectID(documentX._id._str)
but the search still returns empty...
Running the latest 0.7.0.1 version of Meteor...
I don't know if this answers your question, but I can't put this code in a comment. This code is working for me, trying to follow what I believe you are trying to do:
Products = new Meteor.Collection("products", {
idGeneration: "MONGO"
});
Producers = new Meteor.Collection("producers", {
idGeneration: "MONGO"
});
CollectionA = new Meteor.Collection("a", {
idGeneration: "MONGO"
});
Products.insert({
foo: "bar"
});
Producers.insert({
fizz: "buzz"
});
var documentX = Products.findOne();
var documentY = Producers.findOne();
CollectionA.insert({
product_id: documentX._id,
producer_id: documentY._id
});
var documentW = CollectionA.findOne({
product_id: documentX._id,
producer_id: documentY._id
});
console.log(documentW); // This properly logs the newly created document
This is on 0.7.0.1. Do you see anything in your code that diverges from this?
I have a MongoDB collection containing history data with id and timestamp.
I want to delete data from the collection older than a specific
timestamp. But for every id at least one
document (the newest) must stay in the collection.
Suppose I have the following documents in my collection ...
{"id" : "11", "timestamp" : ISODate("2011-09-09T10:27:34.785Z")} //1
{"id" : "11", "timestamp" : ISODate("2011-09-08T10:27:34.785Z")} //2
{"id" : "22", "timestamp" : ISODate("2011-09-05T10:27:34.785Z")} //3
{"id" : "22", "timestamp" : ISODate("2011-09-01T10:27:34.785Z")} //4
... and I want to delete documents having a timestamp older than
2011-09-07 then
1 and 2 should not be deleted because they are newer.
4 should be deleted because it is older, but 3 should not be deleted
(although it is older) because
at least one document per id should stay in the collection.
Does anyone know how I can do this with casbah and/or on the mongo
console?
Regards,
Christian
I can think of a couple of ways. First, try this:
var cutoff = new ISODate("2011-09-07T00:00:00.000Z");
db.testdata.find().forEach(function(data) {
if (data.timestamp.valueOf() < cutoff.valueOf()) {
// A candidate for deletion
if (db.testdata.find({"id": data.id, "timestamp": { $gt: data.timestamp }}).count() > 0) {
db.testdata.remove({"_id" : data._id});
}
}
});
This does the job you want. Or you can use a MapReduce job to do it as well. Load this into a text file:
var map = function() {
emit(this.id, {
ref: this._id,
timestamp: this.timestamp
});
};
var reduce = function(key, values) {
var cutoff = new ISODate("2011-09-07T00:00:00.000Z");
var newest = null;
var ref = null;
var i;
for (i = 0; i < values.length; ++i) {
if (values[i].timestamp.valueOf() < cutoff.valueOf()) {
// falls into the delete range
if (ref == null) {
ref = values[i].ref;
newest = values[i].timestamp;
} else if (values[i].timestamp.valueOf() > newest.valueOf()) {
// This one is newer than the one we are currently saving.
// delete ref
db.testdata.remove({_id : ref});
ref = values[i].ref;
newest = values[i].timestamp;
} else {
// This one is older
// delete values[i].ref
db.testdata.remove({_id : values[i].ref});
}
} else if (ref == null) {
ref = values[i].ref;
newest = values[i].timestamp;
}
}
return { ref: ref, timestamp: newest };
};
Load the above file into the shell: load("file.js");
Then run it: db.testdata.mapReduce(map, reduce, {out: "results"});
Then remove the mapReduce output: db.results.drop();