How do you do a query like the one below, where I want hotels in London OR hotels which have hilton in their name?
This query db.hotels.find({$where : "name = /hilton/i || city = /london/i"})
gives such an error error: { "$err" : "$where compile error" }
Both queries separately work ok: db.hotels.find({$where : "city = /london/i"}) db.hotels.find({$where : "name = /hilton/i"})
Now, that mongodb supports $or condition, you can do this like:
db.hotels.find( { $or: [ { name: /hilton/i },
{ city: /london/i }
]
} );
Try this:
db.hotels.find({
$where: "/london/i.test(this.city) || /hilton/i.test(this.hotel)"
})
NOTE
As far as I understand $where
does a per-document evaluation, so it can be pretty slow. If you'd have a single attribute, I'd suggested smth like
db.hotels.find({name: /(hilton|london)/i})
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