After upgrade to 3.0 mongo driver i am receiving some new error on update request. For update like this:
db.table.update({_id: .... } , {$set : { "tags.Tag1" : true }});
I am receiving
cannot use the part (tags of tags.Tag1) to traverse the element ({tags: null})]]
The problem is that my updated document already contains default value for tags
: null. If I manually remove it from document , update starts to work correctly. It is some new behavior for me , and it is happens after updating mongo driver from 2 to 3 ( not even database itself).
But now I wonder now how to avoid this error. I can of course check if "tags" already defined and only then make $set
to element or the whole map. But it means 3 requests vs one old and the other problems like atomicity.
Although it's an old post but I think what you are looking for is the $ positional operator
I am guessing your "tags" is an array. So the above example could be something like
db.table.update({_id: .... } , {$set : { "tags.$.Tag1" : true }});
Hope it helps!
Yes, it can be updated... I had resolved similar problem
Resolved this
db.table.updateById({_id: .... } , {$set : { "levelSpecificData.scale.uom": "feet"}});
5b1f566ed65c7dcc34aaa7d5 MongoError: cannot use the part (scale of levelSpecificData.scale.uom) to traverse the element ({scale: false})
where in my collection 'levelSpecificData.scale' was a Boolean type T/F
I changed the default value type of levelSpecificData.scale to '{}' empty object... Surprisingly it worked fine after changing default values to object, since I want to treat scale as an object reference this solution was all good for it.
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