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Extend $eq operator support for elements of object (sub document) type.
Eg:
Match the documents which has an element for the given field which is of object type whose value match the exactly to the subdocument provided in the filter.
{ "find" : { "filter" : { "field" : { "$eq" : {"a" : "b"}} } } }
This should also work for short cut equals
{ "find" : { "filter" : { "field" : {"a" : "b"} } } }
This will corresponds to CQL where clause as WHERE array_equals['field'] = hash( {"a" : "b"})
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@maheshrajamani I just wanted to check - this was a typo: This will corresponds to CQL where clause as WHERE array_equals['field'] = hash( {"a" : "b"}) It should be the subdoc_equals column in the table.
Extend $eq operator support for elements of object (sub document) type.
Eg:
Match the documents which has an element for the given field which is of object type whose value match the exactly to the subdocument provided in the filter.
{ "find" : { "filter" : { "field" : { "$eq" : {"a" : "b"}} } } }
This should also work for short cut equals
{ "find" : { "filter" : { "field" : {"a" : "b"} } } }
This will corresponds to CQL where clause as WHERE array_equals['field'] = hash( {"a" : "b"})
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: