Copy a field from one collection to another in mongodb with foreign key as mixed type










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Although i have found a similar question on stackOverFlow MongoDB copy a field to another collection with a foreign key



I want to copy a field name from userdetails collection to user collection where userId in userDetails equals _id in user.



user collection



 
"_id" : ObjectId("5b97743bbff66e0be66283cc"),
"username" : "mmi_superadmin",
"accId" : "acc1"


"_id" : "c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8",
"username" : "client",
"accId" : "acc1"



userDetail collection




"_id" : ObjectId("5b97743bbff66e0be66283cd"),
"userId" : "5b97743bbff66e0be66283cc",
"name" : "mmi_superadmin"


"_id" : "5bab8a60ef86bf90f1795c44",
"userId" : "c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8",
"name" : "RAHUL KUMAR TIWARI"



Here is my query :



db.userDetails.find().forEach(
function(x)
db.user.update( _id :x.userId, $set: name:x.name);

);


This query is partially working. It only updates user documents where _id is of type string. User document with _id as ObjectId are not getting updated.










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  • Ye Olde JavaScript hack. _id: new ObjectId(x.userId.valueOf()) As the valueOf() is going to return the "string" whether it's a string or an ObjectId. And of course we're casting to ObjectId. Strongly Advising that you actually at least normalize ALL _id values to be ObjectId. And that means deleting the documents where it is not since _id is immutable.
    – Neil Lunn
    Nov 12 at 11:36















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Although i have found a similar question on stackOverFlow MongoDB copy a field to another collection with a foreign key



I want to copy a field name from userdetails collection to user collection where userId in userDetails equals _id in user.



user collection



 
"_id" : ObjectId("5b97743bbff66e0be66283cc"),
"username" : "mmi_superadmin",
"accId" : "acc1"


"_id" : "c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8",
"username" : "client",
"accId" : "acc1"



userDetail collection




"_id" : ObjectId("5b97743bbff66e0be66283cd"),
"userId" : "5b97743bbff66e0be66283cc",
"name" : "mmi_superadmin"


"_id" : "5bab8a60ef86bf90f1795c44",
"userId" : "c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8",
"name" : "RAHUL KUMAR TIWARI"



Here is my query :



db.userDetails.find().forEach(
function(x)
db.user.update( _id :x.userId, $set: name:x.name);

);


This query is partially working. It only updates user documents where _id is of type string. User document with _id as ObjectId are not getting updated.










share|improve this question





















  • Ye Olde JavaScript hack. _id: new ObjectId(x.userId.valueOf()) As the valueOf() is going to return the "string" whether it's a string or an ObjectId. And of course we're casting to ObjectId. Strongly Advising that you actually at least normalize ALL _id values to be ObjectId. And that means deleting the documents where it is not since _id is immutable.
    – Neil Lunn
    Nov 12 at 11:36













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Although i have found a similar question on stackOverFlow MongoDB copy a field to another collection with a foreign key



I want to copy a field name from userdetails collection to user collection where userId in userDetails equals _id in user.



user collection



 
"_id" : ObjectId("5b97743bbff66e0be66283cc"),
"username" : "mmi_superadmin",
"accId" : "acc1"


"_id" : "c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8",
"username" : "client",
"accId" : "acc1"



userDetail collection




"_id" : ObjectId("5b97743bbff66e0be66283cd"),
"userId" : "5b97743bbff66e0be66283cc",
"name" : "mmi_superadmin"


"_id" : "5bab8a60ef86bf90f1795c44",
"userId" : "c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8",
"name" : "RAHUL KUMAR TIWARI"



Here is my query :



db.userDetails.find().forEach(
function(x)
db.user.update( _id :x.userId, $set: name:x.name);

);


This query is partially working. It only updates user documents where _id is of type string. User document with _id as ObjectId are not getting updated.










share|improve this question













Although i have found a similar question on stackOverFlow MongoDB copy a field to another collection with a foreign key



I want to copy a field name from userdetails collection to user collection where userId in userDetails equals _id in user.



user collection



 
"_id" : ObjectId("5b97743bbff66e0be66283cc"),
"username" : "mmi_superadmin",
"accId" : "acc1"


"_id" : "c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8",
"username" : "client",
"accId" : "acc1"



userDetail collection




"_id" : ObjectId("5b97743bbff66e0be66283cd"),
"userId" : "5b97743bbff66e0be66283cc",
"name" : "mmi_superadmin"


"_id" : "5bab8a60ef86bf90f1795c44",
"userId" : "c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8",
"name" : "RAHUL KUMAR TIWARI"



Here is my query :



db.userDetails.find().forEach(
function(x)
db.user.update( _id :x.userId, $set: name:x.name);

);


This query is partially working. It only updates user documents where _id is of type string. User document with _id as ObjectId are not getting updated.







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  • Ye Olde JavaScript hack. _id: new ObjectId(x.userId.valueOf()) As the valueOf() is going to return the "string" whether it's a string or an ObjectId. And of course we're casting to ObjectId. Strongly Advising that you actually at least normalize ALL _id values to be ObjectId. And that means deleting the documents where it is not since _id is immutable.
    – Neil Lunn
    Nov 12 at 11:36
















  • Ye Olde JavaScript hack. _id: new ObjectId(x.userId.valueOf()) As the valueOf() is going to return the "string" whether it's a string or an ObjectId. And of course we're casting to ObjectId. Strongly Advising that you actually at least normalize ALL _id values to be ObjectId. And that means deleting the documents where it is not since _id is immutable.
    – Neil Lunn
    Nov 12 at 11:36















Ye Olde JavaScript hack. _id: new ObjectId(x.userId.valueOf()) As the valueOf() is going to return the "string" whether it's a string or an ObjectId. And of course we're casting to ObjectId. Strongly Advising that you actually at least normalize ALL _id values to be ObjectId. And that means deleting the documents where it is not since _id is immutable.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 12 at 11:36




Ye Olde JavaScript hack. _id: new ObjectId(x.userId.valueOf()) As the valueOf() is going to return the "string" whether it's a string or an ObjectId. And of course we're casting to ObjectId. Strongly Advising that you actually at least normalize ALL _id values to be ObjectId. And that means deleting the documents where it is not since _id is immutable.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 12 at 11:36












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Please check your documents _id's (because in your example some _id's is not valid documents _id's. for example c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8 not a mongo _id) and use this query:



let usersIds = ;
db.user.find("_id": $type: 7).forEach(doc =>
usersIds.push(doc._id + '')

db.userDetail.find(
userId:
$in: usersIds

).forEach(doc =>
db.user.update(

"_id": ObjectId(doc.userId)
,

$set:
"name": doc.name

,

multi: false,
upsert: false

)
)

)


if you have any question feel free to ask






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  • Some of the documents in user tables have application generated Id and i can not change those id. This is where all the complication lies. Else the query i have mentioned in the question would have worked.
    – truekiller
    Nov 12 at 12:16










  • This query doesn't work. Nothing changed.
    – truekiller
    Nov 12 at 12:22










  • in this case you can run two different queries: first your query for string _id's second second for objectId's Please check updated answer
    – andranikasl
    Nov 12 at 12:28











  • I hope this will help you to solve your question
    – andranikasl
    Nov 12 at 12:31










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Please check your documents _id's (because in your example some _id's is not valid documents _id's. for example c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8 not a mongo _id) and use this query:



let usersIds = ;
db.user.find("_id": $type: 7).forEach(doc =>
usersIds.push(doc._id + '')

db.userDetail.find(
userId:
$in: usersIds

).forEach(doc =>
db.user.update(

"_id": ObjectId(doc.userId)
,

$set:
"name": doc.name

,

multi: false,
upsert: false

)
)

)


if you have any question feel free to ask






share|improve this answer






















  • Some of the documents in user tables have application generated Id and i can not change those id. This is where all the complication lies. Else the query i have mentioned in the question would have worked.
    – truekiller
    Nov 12 at 12:16










  • This query doesn't work. Nothing changed.
    – truekiller
    Nov 12 at 12:22










  • in this case you can run two different queries: first your query for string _id's second second for objectId's Please check updated answer
    – andranikasl
    Nov 12 at 12:28











  • I hope this will help you to solve your question
    – andranikasl
    Nov 12 at 12:31















1














Please check your documents _id's (because in your example some _id's is not valid documents _id's. for example c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8 not a mongo _id) and use this query:



let usersIds = ;
db.user.find("_id": $type: 7).forEach(doc =>
usersIds.push(doc._id + '')

db.userDetail.find(
userId:
$in: usersIds

).forEach(doc =>
db.user.update(

"_id": ObjectId(doc.userId)
,

$set:
"name": doc.name

,

multi: false,
upsert: false

)
)

)


if you have any question feel free to ask






share|improve this answer






















  • Some of the documents in user tables have application generated Id and i can not change those id. This is where all the complication lies. Else the query i have mentioned in the question would have worked.
    – truekiller
    Nov 12 at 12:16










  • This query doesn't work. Nothing changed.
    – truekiller
    Nov 12 at 12:22










  • in this case you can run two different queries: first your query for string _id's second second for objectId's Please check updated answer
    – andranikasl
    Nov 12 at 12:28











  • I hope this will help you to solve your question
    – andranikasl
    Nov 12 at 12:31













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1








1






Please check your documents _id's (because in your example some _id's is not valid documents _id's. for example c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8 not a mongo _id) and use this query:



let usersIds = ;
db.user.find("_id": $type: 7).forEach(doc =>
usersIds.push(doc._id + '')

db.userDetail.find(
userId:
$in: usersIds

).forEach(doc =>
db.user.update(

"_id": ObjectId(doc.userId)
,

$set:
"name": doc.name

,

multi: false,
upsert: false

)
)

)


if you have any question feel free to ask






share|improve this answer














Please check your documents _id's (because in your example some _id's is not valid documents _id's. for example c21d580ea3ca5c7a1664bd5feb57f0c8 not a mongo _id) and use this query:



let usersIds = ;
db.user.find("_id": $type: 7).forEach(doc =>
usersIds.push(doc._id + '')

db.userDetail.find(
userId:
$in: usersIds

).forEach(doc =>
db.user.update(

"_id": ObjectId(doc.userId)
,

$set:
"name": doc.name

,

multi: false,
upsert: false

)
)

)


if you have any question feel free to ask







share|improve this answer














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  • Some of the documents in user tables have application generated Id and i can not change those id. This is where all the complication lies. Else the query i have mentioned in the question would have worked.
    – truekiller
    Nov 12 at 12:16










  • This query doesn't work. Nothing changed.
    – truekiller
    Nov 12 at 12:22










  • in this case you can run two different queries: first your query for string _id's second second for objectId's Please check updated answer
    – andranikasl
    Nov 12 at 12:28











  • I hope this will help you to solve your question
    – andranikasl
    Nov 12 at 12:31
















  • Some of the documents in user tables have application generated Id and i can not change those id. This is where all the complication lies. Else the query i have mentioned in the question would have worked.
    – truekiller
    Nov 12 at 12:16










  • This query doesn't work. Nothing changed.
    – truekiller
    Nov 12 at 12:22










  • in this case you can run two different queries: first your query for string _id's second second for objectId's Please check updated answer
    – andranikasl
    Nov 12 at 12:28











  • I hope this will help you to solve your question
    – andranikasl
    Nov 12 at 12:31















Some of the documents in user tables have application generated Id and i can not change those id. This is where all the complication lies. Else the query i have mentioned in the question would have worked.
– truekiller
Nov 12 at 12:16




Some of the documents in user tables have application generated Id and i can not change those id. This is where all the complication lies. Else the query i have mentioned in the question would have worked.
– truekiller
Nov 12 at 12:16












This query doesn't work. Nothing changed.
– truekiller
Nov 12 at 12:22




This query doesn't work. Nothing changed.
– truekiller
Nov 12 at 12:22












in this case you can run two different queries: first your query for string _id's second second for objectId's Please check updated answer
– andranikasl
Nov 12 at 12:28





in this case you can run two different queries: first your query for string _id's second second for objectId's Please check updated answer
– andranikasl
Nov 12 at 12:28













I hope this will help you to solve your question
– andranikasl
Nov 12 at 12:31




I hope this will help you to solve your question
– andranikasl
Nov 12 at 12:31

















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