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00:21:46
] <
ladessa1
> hi, i'm trying to query a document in mongo db
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00:22:29
] <
ladessa1
> here is the get method
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00:22:32
] <
ladessa1
> http://pastebin.com/XriBdxU8
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00:23:02
] <
ladessa1
> How Can I query only the usuarios with senha 123456?
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00:23:12
] <
ladessa1
> http://93.188.162.100:3000/usuarios
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00:30:16
] <
ladessa
> Hi. i'm trying to query the documents in collection usuarios which senha = 123456. Here is my get method http://pastebin.com/XriBdxU8 and the url is http://93.188.162.100:3000/usuarios. Anyone can help me?
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02:41:40
] <
olso
> hey guys
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02:42:50
] <
olso
> i need to select one specific field from nested object on all documents
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02:43:26
] <
olso
> now i have 150k database
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02:43:46
] <
olso
> so i prefer to do it via db rather than application filter
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03:50:02
] <
proteneer
> how do I set a sub-subfield?
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03:50:29
] <
proteneer
> I was hoping I could don odes.a.value.$set: “foo"
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03:50:45
] <
proteneer
> nodes.a.value.$set: {“foo”: “bar”}
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03:51:15
] <
proteneer
> i guess i have to do $set: {nodes.a.value.foo: “bar"}
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09:14:55
] <
AlecTaylor
> hi
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09:14:55
] <
AlecTaylor
> Is it better to use e.g.: MongoDB and HDFS, or go Hadoop stack all the way? - http://stackoverflow.com/q/27997921
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10:24:56
] <
trepidaciousMBR
> What's the canonical representation of an ObjectId in json - {"$oid":"1234567890AB1234567890AB"} ?
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14:12:47
] <
kp
> Hello
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15:45:10
] <
bigx_
> hello, I'm trying to achieve an particular operation with the aggregation framework, but i can't figure it out
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15:45:46
] <
bigx_
> let's say I have an "Event" collection, they all have a date, a value and a user as properties
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15:46:34
] <
bigx_
> with the aggregation I want to sum all the values, AND keep the most recent date and the user associated to that most recent date
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15:47:14
] <
bigx_
> I can sum, and keep the most recent date, but i'm struggling to get the user associated to this most recent date
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15:47:17
] <
bigx_
> any idea?
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15:53:06
] <
bigx_
> ok, got it, I sorted the events by date, and keeped the $first date and $first user
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17:45:38
] <
kakashiAL
> hey guys, if I handel my error (like validation errors)
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17:46:11
] <
kakashiAL
> do I have to output the 404 error also by my self as well?
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19:58:29
] <
dimon222
> what
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23:09:57
] <
laurensvanpoucke
> Hi when I chain a .sort after a .find, I can't do a callback. I get a 500 ( sort() only takes 1 parameter )
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23:10:13
] <
laurensvanpoucke
> How can I do this ?
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23:34:29
] <
cheeser
> db.coll.find({}).sort({})