USE CASE
MongoDB Aggregate Function
MongoDB Aggregate Function
MongoDB Aggregate Function
Case Description
MongoDB's aggregate method is a powerful way to perform data processing and analysis within the database. It allows you to process data from multiple documents and return a single computed result. Here are a few examples of use cases for the aggregate method:
Reporting and analytics
Reporting and analytics
Reporting and analytics
The aggregate method can be used to generate reports and perform data analysis on collections of documents. For example, you could use the $group stage to group documents by a particular field, and use the $sum operator to calculate the total value for that field.
The aggregate method can be used to generate reports and perform data analysis on collections of documents. For example, you could use the $group stage to group documents by a particular field, and use the $sum operator to calculate the total value for that field.
The aggregate method can be used to generate reports and perform data analysis on collections of documents. For example, you could use the $group stage to group documents by a particular field, and use the $sum operator to calculate the total value for that field.
Data transformation
Data transformation
Data transformation
The aggregate method can be used to transform data from one form to another. For example, you could use the $project stage to reshape the data in a collection, renaming fields or creating new fields based on existing data.
The aggregate method can be used to transform data from one form to another. For example, you could use the $project stage to reshape the data in a collection, renaming fields or creating new fields based on existing data.
The aggregate method can be used to transform data from one form to another. For example, you could use the $project stage to reshape the data in a collection, renaming fields or creating new fields based on existing data.
Data cleansing
Data cleansing
Data cleansing
The aggregate method can also be used to cleanse data by removing invalid or incorrect documents. For example, you could use the $match stage to filter out documents with invalid field values, and the $replaceRoot stage to update the root document with a new document that includes only valid fields.
The aggregate method can also be used to cleanse data by removing invalid or incorrect documents. For example, you could use the $match stage to filter out documents with invalid field values, and the $replaceRoot stage to update the root document with a new document that includes only valid fields.
The aggregate method can also be used to cleanse data by removing invalid or incorrect documents. For example, you could use the $match stage to filter out documents with invalid field values, and the $replaceRoot stage to update the root document with a new document that includes only valid fields.
Advanced querying
Advanced querying
Advanced querying
The aggregate method can be used to perform more complex queries that are not possible using the find method alone. For example, you can use the $lookup stage to perform a left outer join on two collections, or the $facet stage to perform multiple aggregations on the same set of documents.
The aggregate method can be used to perform more complex queries that are not possible using the find method alone. For example, you can use the $lookup stage to perform a left outer join on two collections, or the $facet stage to perform multiple aggregations on the same set of documents.
The aggregate method can be used to perform more complex queries that are not possible using the find method alone. For example, you can use the $lookup stage to perform a left outer join on two collections, or the $facet stage to perform multiple aggregations on the same set of documents.
Data Structure
The data structure represents an order placed by a customer. It includes the following fields:
_id
_id
_id
This field is the unique identifier for the document and is automatically generated by MongoDB.
This field is the unique identifier for the document and is automatically generated by MongoDB.
This field is the unique identifier for the document and is automatically generated by MongoDB.
customer
customer
customer
This field is an object that contains the name and email of the customer who placed the order.
This field is an object that contains the name and email of the customer who placed the order.
This field is an object that contains the name and email of the customer who placed the order.
items
items
items
This field is an array of objects that represent the items included in the order. Each object includes the name, price, and quantity of the item.
This field is an array of objects that represent the items included in the order. Each object includes the name, price, and quantity of the item.
This field is an array of objects that represent the items included in the order. Each object includes the name, price, and quantity of the item.
total
total
total
This field is the total price of the order. It is calculated by adding up the price of each item multiplied by its quantity.
This field is the total price of the order. It is calculated by adding up the price of each item multiplied by its quantity.
This field is the total price of the order. It is calculated by adding up the price of each item multiplied by its quantity.
status
status
status
This field is a string that indicates the status of the order. It can be either "pending" if the order has not yet been processed, or "completed" if the order has been processed and shipped.
This field is a string that indicates the status of the order. It can be either "pending" if the order has not yet been processed, or "completed" if the order has been processed and shipped.
This field is a string that indicates the status of the order. It can be either "pending" if the order has not yet been processed, or "completed" if the order has been processed and shipped.
createdAt
createdAt
createdAt
This field is a date and time stamp that indicates when the order was placed. It is stored in the ISO 8601 format.
This field is a date and time stamp that indicates when the order was placed. It is stored in the ISO 8601 format.
This field is a date and time stamp that indicates when the order was placed. It is stored in the ISO 8601 format.
APPLICATION
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Name
Content
Manual Table
E-Commerce - Playground
Column, Column, Column, Column, Column, Column,
Manual Table
Travel Agencies - Playground
Column, Column, Column, Column, Column, Column,
Manual Table
Retail - Playground
Column, Column, Column, Column, Column, Column,
Manual Table
Real Estate - Playground
Column, Column, Column, Column, Column, Column,
Manual Table
Healthcare - Playground
Column, Column, Column, Column, Column, Column,
Manual Table
Social Media - Playground
Column, Column, Column, Column, Column, Column,
Manual Table
Library System - Playground
Column, Column, Column, Column, Column, Column,
CSV Schema
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version 1.0
@totalColumns 9
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|This schema is for the validation of technical environment metadata csv files according to the specification given for Lot 2 of the Scanning and Transcription Framework |
|Invitation To Tender document, Appendix D, in particular implementing the restrictions and consistency checks given on page 255. |
|The data in this file is a fairly general description of (software) tools used to process images, so in fact there are few hard and fast restrictions: |
|Most fields are allowed to be any length and may contain any combination of numerals, word characters, whitespace, hyphens, commas and full stops, any exception are noted |
|below. However, as the schema stands, each field must contain some value, it cannot be empty. | *
|This schema was used to validate test results supplied by potential suppliers |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
//the version number above is the version of the schema language, not the version of this particular schema file
//each line of the csv file being tested must contain 9 columns (fields)
batch_code: length(1,16) regex("^[0-9a-zA-Z]{1,16}$") //1st condition, must be between 1 and 16 characters long,
// and (implicitly multiple conditions are joined by a logical AND
// unless another boolean is provided)
// 2nd condition restricts to alphanumeric characters as specified in ITT p256
company_name: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
image_deskew_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
image_split_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
image_crop_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
jp2_creation_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
uuid_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
embed_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
image_inversion_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
DDL Script
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version 1.0
@totalColumns 9
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|This schema is for the validation of technical environment metadata csv files according to the specification given for Lot 2 of the Scanning and Transcription Framework |
|Invitation To Tender document, Appendix D, in particular implementing the restrictions and consistency checks given on page 255. |
|The data in this file is a fairly general description of (software) tools used to process images, so in fact there are few hard and fast restrictions: |
|Most fields are allowed to be any length and may contain any combination of numerals, word characters, whitespace, hyphens, commas and full stops, any exception are noted |
|below. However, as the schema stands, each field must contain some value, it cannot be empty. | *
|This schema was used to validate test results supplied by potential suppliers |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
//the version number above is the version of the schema language, not the version of this particular schema file
//each line of the csv file being tested must contain 9 columns (fields)
batch_code: length(1,16) regex("^[0-9a-zA-Z]{1,16}$") //1st condition, must be between 1 and 16 characters long,
// and (implicitly multiple conditions are joined by a logical AND
// unless another boolean is provided)
// 2nd condition restricts to alphanumeric characters as specified in ITT p256
company_name: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
image_deskew_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
image_split_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
image_crop_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
jp2_creation_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
uuid_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
embed_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
image_inversion_software: regex("[-/0-9\w\s,.]+")
ERD Diagram
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Connector
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Connector
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Connector Sub Table
Column, Column, Column, Column, Column, Column,
Connector Sub Table
Column, Column, Column, Column, Column, Column,
Connector Sub Table
Column, Column, Column, Column, Column, Column,
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Visit the “Databases” page and click on the “Connecting via Data Connectors” option under the “Add Database” heading. In the pop-up that appears, click on the MongoDB option and fill in the required information completely. Once you click the Connect button, select the “Orders” database you created in MongoDB and proceed.
Visit the “Databases” page and click on the “Connecting via Data Connectors” option under the “Add Database” heading. In the pop-up that appears, click on the MongoDB option and fill in the required information completely. Once you click the Connect button, select the “Orders” database you created in MongoDB and proceed.
Visit the “Databases” page and click on the “Connecting via Data Connectors” option under the “Add Database” heading. In the pop-up that appears, click on the MongoDB option and fill in the required information completely. Once you click the Connect button, select the “Orders” database you created in MongoDB and proceed.
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