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Finding a Specific Potion With a Query We can perform a query of equality by specifying a field to query and the value we’d like. Queries are field/value pairs > db.potions.find( {"name": "Invisibility"}) {. "_id": ObjectId("559f07d741894edebdd8aa6d"), "name": "Invisibility", "vendor": "Kettlecooked" }/ SHELL Queries will return all the fields of matching documents
Queries That Return Multiple Values More than 1 document matches the query > db.potions.find( {"vendor": "Kettlecooked"}) { "_id": ObjectId("55d232a5819aa726..."), "name": "Invisibility", "vendor": "Kettlecooked" } { } "_id": ObjectId("55c3b9501aad0cb0..."), "name": "Shrinking", "vendor": "Kettlecooked" Queries are case sensitive. SHELL Two separate documents are returned
Page 2 and 3: Example Application Potion Reviews
Page 4 and 5: Conjuring MongoDB Level 1 - Section
Page 6 and 7: MongoDB Comparison to SQL SQL Mongo
Page 8 and 9: Collections Group Documents Collect
Page 10 and 11: How Do We Interact With MongoDB? Al
Page 12 and 13: Using the Shell MongoDB comes with
Page 14 and 15: Inserting a Document Into a Collect
Page 16 and 17: Finding All Potions We can use the
Page 18 and 19: Conjuring MongoDB Level 1 - Section
Page 22 and 23: What Else Can We Store? Documents a
Page 24 and 25: Adding Price and Score We can store
Page 26 and 27: Adding a List of Ingredients Arrays
Page 28 and 29: Embedded Documents We embed documen
Page 30 and 31: Finding Potions by Ingredients Arra
Page 32 and 33: What About Insert Validations? If w
Page 34 and 35: Validations Supported by MongoDB Mo
Page 36 and 37: Mystical Modifications Level 2 - Se
Page 38 and 39: Delete a Single Document The remove
Page 40 and 41: Delete Multiple Documents If our qu
Page 42 and 43: Updating a Document We can use the
Page 44 and 45: Update Without an Operator If the u
Page 46 and 47: Recording Potion Views Time to star
Page 48 and 49: Update a Non-existing Potion If we
Page 50 and 51: Updating Once More If we run the sa
Page 52 and 53: Improving Potions We rushed a bit d
Page 54 and 55: Updating a Field Name With $rename
Page 56 and 57: The Dilemma of Updating an Array Na
Page 58 and 59: Updating Single Array Value The $se
Page 60 and 61: Updating Values Without Knowing Pos
Page 62 and 63: Shrunken Conundrum Uh-oh — the sh
Page 64 and 65: Useful Update Operators MongoDB pro
Page 66 and 67: Removing the First or Last Value of
Page 68 and 69: Adding Unique Values to an Array Th
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Materializing Potions Level 3 - Sec
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Querying With Multiple Criteria We
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Comparison Query Operators We can u
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Finding Potions Between Prices We c
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Range Queries on an Array Each poti
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Be Careful When Querying Arrays Wit
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Not Matching a Document Conversely,
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Listing Our Best Potions We’re pu
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Excluding Fields Sometimes you want
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Either Select or Exclude Fields Whe
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Introducing the Cursor Whenever we
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Continuing to Iterate Through the C
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Sort by Price We want to implement
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Paginating the Potions Page We only
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Basic Pagination We can implement b
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Morphing Models Level 4 - Section 1
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Storing Favorites Within a User Use
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Storing Vendor Information Each pot
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Referencing Vendor Information Inst
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Querying a Referenced Document In o
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More Features of Embedded Documents
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Referenced Documents Exist Independ
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Dangers of Not Having Transactions
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Choosing Which Route to Take When d
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First Question: How Will the Data B
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Second Question: What’s the Size
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Third Question: Will the Data Chang
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Embedding Comments in Potions We ca
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Data Modeling Guidelines and Takeaw
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Finding the Number of Potions Per V
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Using the Aggregation Framework to
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Field Paths Vs. Operators When valu
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Averaging Potion Grade Per Vendor N
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Using $max and $min Together Name:
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Pulling Conditional Vendor Informat
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How the Pipeline Works Each stage m
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Grouping Potions With Data db.potio
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Matching Potions Under $15 Query st
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Grouping Potions by Vendor Group st
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Limiting the Number of Documents We
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Projections While Aggregating We ca
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