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[fehmi]

Hello,

You are saying this is for small projects. Can I ask how small? Can you please give some numbers?

And the important one. How can I query for a json-object nested in an array and how?

Thank you very much for this incredible schemaless database.

[aheinze]

hi,

1. it depends on the size of an entry (document). for now I had no issues with 1000-3000 entries per collection

2. you can always use a callback function to search within a document:

$collection->find(function($document) {
    return isset($document["items"][0]['anykey']);
});

Greets,
Artur

[fehmi]

Thanks for the answer. I have 300.000 column in my dictionary db. Is it OK for mongolite. I want to add meaning row for each column as json object. { 'meaning': 'someValue', 'type': 'adjective', 'quotes' : [ {'quote' : 'test1', 'author': 'value1' }, {'quote' : 'test2', 'author': 'value2' } ] } Which query would return the json-object, in which the value equals 'value2'? That means, i need this json-object: { 'quote' : 'test2', 'author': 'value2'} Really appreciated.

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