I want to write a query equivalent to distinct and where in mongodb. the sql query is select DISTINCT key,score from GPC where note="test2" and notetwo = "meet2"
{ "_id" : ObjectId("4dc86fef6a0aa8513ab5f21c"), "key" : "SAGAR","score" : 16, "note" : "test1", "notetwo" : "meet1" }
{ "_id" : ObjectId("4dc86ffd6a0aa8513ab5f21d"), "key" : "SAGAR456", "score" : 17, "note" : "testjh1", "notetwo" : "meetjh1" }
{ "_id" : ObjectId("4dc8700b6a0aa8513ab5f21e"), "key" : "SAGAR33", "score" : 37, "note" : "test2", "notetwo" : "meet2" }
{ "_id" : ObjectId("4dc871686a0aa8513ab5f21f"), "key" : "SAGAR33", "score" : 37, "note" : "test2", "notetwo" : "meet2" }
{ "_id" : ObjectId("4dc871696a0aa8513ab5f220"), "key" : "SAGAR33", "score" : 37, "note" : "test2", "notetwo" : "meet2" }
{ "_id" : ObjectId("4dc8716c6a0aa8513ab5f221"), "key" : "SAGAR456", "score" : 17, "note" : "testjh1", "notetwo" : "meetjh1" }
Expected result from the query is
[{"key" : "SAGAR33", "score" : 37}]
What is the equivalent query in mongodb. I am using mongoose to execute queries.
You'll need to use the aggregate queries for achieving this. Here's an example that will work in shell (which can be translated to Mongoose easily):
db.gpc.aggregate([
// your where clause: note="test2" and notetwo = "meet2"
{"$match" : {note:"test2", notetwo:"meet2"}},
// group by key, score to get distinct
{"$group" : {_id : {key:"$key", score:"$score"}}},
// Clean up the output
{"$project" : {_id:0, key:"$_id.key", score:"$_id.score"}}
])
Output:
{ "result" : [ { "key" : "SAGAR33", "score" : 37 } ], "ok" : 1 }
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