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Queries in MongoDB

MongoDB: How to Use the OR ($or) Operator in Queries

You can use the $or operator in MongoDB to query for documents that meet one of multiple criteria. This operator uses the following basic syntax: db.myCollection.find({ ...

MongoDB: How to Use the AND ($and) Operator in Queries

You can use the $and operator in MongoDB to query for documents that meet multiple criteria. This operator uses the following basic syntax: db.myCollection.find({ "$and":...

MongoDB: How to Use a “NOT IN” Query

You can use the following syntax to query for all documents where the value for a particular field is not in a certain list...

MongoDB: How to Find Document By id

You can use the following basic syntax to find a document by id in MongoDB: db.collection.find(ObjectId('619527e467d6742f66749b72')) The following examples show how to use this syntax with...

MongoDB: How to Query for “not null” in Specific Field

You can use the following syntax to query for all documents where a specific field is not null in MongoDB: db.collection.find({"field_name":{$ne:null}}) The following examples show...

MongoDB: How to Query with a Date Range

You can use the following basic syntax to perform a query with a date range in MongoDB: db.collection.find({ day: { ...

MongoDB: How to Query with “Like” Regex

You can use the following methods to perform a query in MongoDB with “like” regex: Method 1: Find Documents that Contain String db.collection.find({name: {$regex : /string/i}}) Note...

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