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I might be wrong but the result from the query of the followers of djw which present the result as follows : $ db.followers.find({_f : "djw"}, {_id : 0, _t : 1}) {"_t" : "jsr" } {"_t" : "ian" }
should have been : $ db.followers.find({_f : "djw"}, {_id : 0, _t : 1}) {"_t" : "jsr" } {"_t" : "pete" }
or otherwise, I do not understand the implementation very well and will close this issue ... I am very new to MongoDB and have used it for only 1 year and a half now.
and I think for a better explanation it will be nice to know the meaning of _f & _t ( i am however aware of its indexing purpose which was already explained) as I am reading as from and to
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I might be wrong but the result from the query of the followers of djw which present the result as follows :
$ db.followers.find({_f : "djw"}, {_id : 0, _t : 1}) {"_t" : "jsr" } {"_t" : "ian" }
should have been :
$ db.followers.find({_f : "djw"}, {_id : 0, _t : 1}) {"_t" : "jsr" } {"_t" : "pete" }
or otherwise, I do not understand the implementation very well and will close this issue ... I am very new to MongoDB and have used it for only 1 year and a half now.
and I think for a better explanation it will be nice to know the meaning of
_f
&_t
( i am however aware of its indexing purpose which was already explained) as I am reading as from and toThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: