I am running on Mongodb 3.6, with mongo driver 3.4.3 and spring data mongo 1.5.10. Below is the structure of my document
{
"_id": 12345,
"_class": "com.example.ProductRates",
"rates": [
{
"productId": NumberInt(1234),
"rate": 100.0,
"rateCardId": NumberInt(1),
"month": NumberInt(201801)
},
{
"productId": NumberInt(1234),
"rate": 200.0,
"rateCardId": NumberInt(1),
"month": NumberInt(201802)
},
{
"productId": NumberInt(1234),
"rate": 400.0,
"rateCardId": NumberInt(2),
"month": NumberInt(201803)
},
{
"productId": NumberInt(1235),
"rate": 500.0,
"rateCardId": NumberInt(1),
"month": NumberInt(201801)
},
{
"productId": NumberInt(1235),
"rate": 234,
"rateCardId": NumberInt(2),
"month": NumberInt(201803)
}
]
}
am trying to do bulk update on the data as shown below
db.rates.update(
{ "_id" : 1234 },
{ $set: { "rates.$[item].rate": 200 } },
{ multi: true,
arrayFilters: [ { "item.rateCardId": {$in: [ 1, 2]} } ]
}
)
Now and trying to convert this code to java. Below is the code i was able to achieve for a bulk update case. As expected the below query is updating all the document due to the usage of $[]. Am trying to figure out how to apply array filters here using positional array update operators (like $[one] ).
WriteResult wr = getMongoTemplate().updateMulti(
new Query(where("rates.rateCardId").is(1234)),
new Update().set("rates.$[].rate", 200),
ProductRates.class);
Also I could not find enough tutorials or documentation that suggests how to apply all the complex mongo queries in Java. please suggest if there are any good books or tutorial i can refer to.
答案 0 :(得分:3)
应该是:
WriteResult wr = getMongoTemplate().updateMulti(
new Query(where("rates.rateCardId").is(1234)),
new Update().set("rates.$[item].rate", 200),
new UpdateOptions()
.arrayFilters(
Arrays.asList( Filters.in("item.rateCardId",Arrays.asList(1,2)) )
),
ProductRates.class
);
您需要确保底层Java驱动程序是3.6.x或更高版本才能获得arrayFilters()
,甚至可能支持添加UpdateOptions()
答案 1 :(得分:0)
我发现尼尔的答案对于解决此问题很有用,但是我想提供一个与他的代码片段中的调用稍有不同的调用。
getMongoTemplate().getCollection("ProductRates").updateMany(
new Document().append("rates.rateCardId", 1234),
new Document().append("$set", new Document().append("rates.$[item].rate", 200)),
new UpdateOptions()
.arrayFilters(
Collections.singletonList( Filters.in("item.rateCardId",
Arrays.asList(1,2)) ))
);