$eq¶
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$eq¶ New in version 3.0.
Specifies equality condition. The
$eqoperator matches documents where the value of a field equals the specified value.The
$eqexpression is equivalent to{ field: <value> }.
Behavior¶
Comparison Order¶
For comparison of different BSON type values, see the specified BSON comparison order.
Match a Document Value¶
If the specified <value> is a document, the order of the fields in
the document matters.
Match an Array Value¶
If the specified <value> is an array, MongoDB matches documents
where the <field> matches the array exactly or the <field>
contains an element that matches the array exactly. The order of the
elements matters. For an example, see Equals an Array Value.
Examples¶
The following examples query against the inventory collection with
the following documents:
Equals a Specified Value¶
The following example queries the inventory collection to select
all documents where the value of the qty field equals 20:
The query is equivalent to:
Both queries match the following documents:
Field in Embedded Document Equals a Value¶
The following example queries the inventory collection to select
all documents where the value of the name field in the item
document equals "ab". To specify a condition on a field in an
embedded document, use the dot notation.
The query is equivalent to:
Both queries match the following document:
See also
Array Element Equals a Value¶
The following example queries the inventory collection to select
all documents where the tags array contains an element with the
value "B" [1]:
The query is equivalent to:
Both queries match the following documents:
See also
| [1] | The query will also match documents where the
value of the tags field is the string "B". |
Equals an Array Value¶
The following example queries the inventory collection to select
all documents where the tags array equals exactly the specified
array or the tags array contains an element that equals the array
[ "A", "B" ].
The query is equivalent to:
Both queries match the following documents: