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Doctrine2 Mongodb adding more $or operator

It is possible for doctrine2 ODM to create the following query?

db.Product.find({ "$or": [ { "name": new RegExp("test*", "i") }, { "tags": new RegExp("public true*", "i") } ], "$or": [{ "public": false, "_id": { "$in": [ ObjectId("4e74121c4fcfa9ff7ac90000"), ObjectId("4e74121c4fcfa9ff7ac80000") ] } }, { "public": true }] });

The main issue here with doctrine2 that I dont understand is how to add addition $or in the $query?

This help me with $and operator which is still missing.

I'm currently using Symfony2 Doctrine2 Mongodb

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hptoh Avatar asked Feb 18 '26 02:02

hptoh


2 Answers

/**
 * Adds an "or" expression to the current query.
 *
 * You can create the expression using the expr() method:
 *
 *     $qb = $this->createQueryBuilder('User');
 *     $qb
 *         ->addOr($qb->expr()->field('first_name')->equals('Kris'))
 *         ->addOr($qb->expr()->field('first_name')->equals('Chris'));
 *
 * @param array|QueryBuilder $expression
 * @return Builder
 */



/**
 * Adds an "and" expression to the current query.
 *
 * You can create the expression using the expr() method:
 *
 *     $qb = $this->createQueryBuilder('User');
 *     $qb
 *         ->addAnd($qb->expr()->field('first_name')->equals('Kris'))
 *         ->addAnd($qb->expr()->field('first_name')->equals('Chris'));
 *
 * @param array|QueryBuilder $expression
 * @return Query
 */
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synthetic Avatar answered Feb 21 '26 08:02

synthetic


A small example in addition to theory:

Query in meta-language:

<condition1> AND (<field1 == value1> OR <field2 == value2>)

Query with Doctrine's QueryBuilder:

$queryBuilder
    ->addAnd(<condition1>)
    ->addAnd(
        $queryBuilder
            ->expr()
            ->addOr(
                $queryBuilder
                    ->expr()
                    ->field('field1')
                    ->equals('value1')
            )->addOr(
                $queryBuilder
                    ->expr()
                    ->field('field2')
                    ->equals('value2')
            )
    );
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Dmitriy Avatar answered Feb 21 '26 08:02

Dmitriy



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