I have a MongoDB collection which has documents which look like this:
{
createdTimestamp: 111111111111,
items: [{
itemName: 'Name 1',
quantity: 10
}, {
itemName: 'Name 2'
quantity: 20
}]
}
Now, I want to update all documents so that itemName: 'Name 1'
would be updated to itemName: 'New Name'
.
After an update, the above document should look like as below:
{
createdTimestamp: 111111111111,
items: [{
itemName: 'New Name',
quantity: 10
}, {
itemName: 'Name 2'
quantity: 20
}]
}
Is there any way to do this, without iterating over all documents myself?
You need to use $ positional
operator to update an array element and with multi: true
option you can update multiple document with the same match
db.collection.update(
{ 'items': { '$elemMatch': { 'itemName': 'Name 1' }}},
{ '$set': { 'items.$.itemName': 'New Name' }},
{ 'multi': true }
)
and with the mongodb 3.6 arrayFilters
db.collection.update(
{ 'items': { '$elemMatch': { 'itemName': 'Name 1' }}},
{ '$set': { 'items.$[item].itemName': 'New Name' }},
{ 'arrayFilter': [{ 'item.itemName': 'Name 1' }], 'multi': true }
)
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