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[05:09:49] <macwinne_> if I have an index like: sender_1_1_recipient_1_utcts_1, and if I do a query based on utcts, should my index get used?

[06:16:38] <streemo> how does one upsert a document where field X will be set as a default if upsert, and X will be incremented if update.

[06:17:01] <streemo> I'm running into conflicts with $setOnInsert and $set.

[06:17:13] <streemo> Is there a different way to achieve this outcome?

[16:15:32] <__marco> Hello. Any prebuilt package to install mongodb in debian testing?

[16:19:07] <StephenLynx> i suggest not using debian

[16:19:12] <StephenLynx> specially 8

[16:36:21] <__marco> Oh, I just see they just released the binary for debian 7 and 8

[16:36:57] <__marco> (always check twice before ask, or at least once)

[16:38:12] <__marco> mmm

[16:38:34] <__marco> 8 is the actual stable, I need the packages for debian 9

[22:19:02] <crazycoder> hello

[22:19:25] <crazycoder> i would like to undestand how can i decide if i need an sql or nosql db

[22:19:33] <crazycoder> there are many nosql

[22:20:19] <crazycoder> it seems a fashion trend :D

[22:57:36] <StephenLynx> crazycoder, you will have to learn both

[22:57:46] <StephenLynx> and then decide based on the case.

[23:00:37] <crazycoder> StephenLynx, my big problem is that i do not found problem using both...i mean...i can design my db for sql and nosql too

[23:01:15] <StephenLynx> is not about knowing how to use.

[23:01:30] <StephenLynx> is about understanding both strengths and limitations.

[23:01:44] <StephenLynx> you can try and fit every problem into either.

[23:02:06] <StephenLynx> but the more you have to twist the problem to fit a solution, the worse the solution works.