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2025-01-17 Update From: SLTechnology News&Howtos shulou NAV: SLTechnology News&Howtos > Database >
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The collection/coll in mongoDB is equivalent to the table in mysql
The document is equivalent to every row of data in mysql
Common command
1. Get help command
Db.help () db. Table name. Help () db. Table name. Find (). Help () rs.help ()
two。 Switch / create database
Use database name Note: the database of mongoDB can be used first and then created. When you create a collection (table), the current database will automatically create an example: a database is sutdentdb. To switch to this database: use studentdb
3. Query all databases
Show dbs example: > show dbsadmin 0.078GBlocal 0.078GBstudentdb 0.078GBtest 0.078GB
4. Delete the database currently in use
Db.dropDatabase () example: > use testswitched to db test > db.dropDatabase () {"dropped": "test", "ok": 1} > show dbsadmin 0.078GBlocal 0.078GBstudentdb 0.078GB
5. View the database currently in use
Db.getName () example: > use studentdbswitched to db studentdb > db.getName () studentdb
6. Show current db status
Db.stats ()
7. Current db version
> db.version () 2.6.12
8. See how many tables there are in the database (aggregate collections)
Show collections
View basic information about aggregate collections (tables)
View help
Db. Table name .help ()
two。 Query the number of pieces of data in the current collection
Db. Table name .count ()
3. View data space size
Db. Table name .dataSize ()
4. The database where the current aggregate collection resides
Db. Table name .getDB ()
5. Get the status of the current aggregate set
Db. Table name .stats ()
6. Get the total size of the aggregate set
Db. Table name .totalSize ()
7. View the size of the storage space for the aggregate collection
Db. Table name .storageSize ()
8. View Shard version information
Db. Table name .getShardVersion ()
9. Rename an aggregate collection
Db. Table name .renameCollection ("new name")
10. Delete the current aggregate collection
Db. Table name .drop ()
Query operation
1. Query all records
Db. The table name .find () is equivalent to: select* from table name; by default, 20 records are displayed per page, and when the display is not low, you can use the it iterative command to query the next page of data. Note: you cannot type the it command with ";"
two。 The query result will filter out the duplicate data in a field and then display it.
Db. Table name .name ("field name") example: > db.student.distinct ("Age") [20,40] Note: the data in the Age field in the student table is deduplicated and displayed.
3. Query the data of age=22
Db. Table name .find ({"age": 22}) example: > db.student.find ({"age": 20}) {"_ id": ObjectId ("5740dcb29bc83e10802f1cd8"), "name": "kity", "age": 20, "gender": "womand"}
4. Query data with age greater than 22
Greater than sign $gt > db.student.find ({"age": {$gt:22}}) {"_ id": ObjectId ("5740c1419bc83e10802f1cd6"), "name": "Tom", "age": 23, "gender": "male"} {"_ id": ObjectId ("5740dc369bc83e10802f1cd7"), "name": "jerry", "age": 30, "gender": "male" "guoji": "china"} {"_ id": ObjectId ("5742263773344acd707888ba"), "name": "Gu Zenghui", "age": 25, "gender": "male", "Course": "Linux"}
5. Query data with age greater than or equal to 25
Greater than or equal to $gtedb.student1.find ({age: {$gte:25}})
6. Query data with age less than 25
Less than $ltdb.student1.find ({age: {$lt:25}})
7. Query data with age less than or equal to 25
Less than or equal to $ltedb.student1.find ({age: {$lte:25})
8. Query data with age greater than or equal to 30 and less than or equal to 35
Db.student1.find ({age: {$gte:30,$lte:35}})
Summary:
Greater than $gt
Greater than or equal to $gte
Less than $lt
Less than or equal to $lte
9. Query data containing student in name
> db.student1.find ({name:/student/}) .count () 9916 Note: as long as there is a student in the document, it will be displayed.
10. Query data starting with G in name
Db.student.find ({name:/ ^ G /})
11. Output the name and age columns in the student table
> db.student.find ({}, {name:1,age:1}) {"_ id": ObjectId ("5740c1419bc83e10802f1cd6"), "name": "Tom", "age": 23} {"_ id": ObjectId ("5740dc369bc83e10802f1cd7"), "name": "jerry", "age": 30} {"_ id": ObjectId ("5740dcb29bc83e10802f1cd8"), "name": "kity" "age": 20} {"_ id": ObjectId ("57418fd97267e7d85d8baf3a"), "name": "Ou yangfeng"} {"_ id": ObjectId ("57418ff77267e7d85d8baf3b"), "name": "Yang Guo"} {"_ id": ObjectId ("5741901e7267e7d85d8baf3c"), "name": "Guo jing"} {"_ id": ObjectId ("5742263773344acd707888ba"), "name": "Gu Zenghui", "age": 25}
twelve。 Output the name and age columns in the student table and specify age > 20
> db.student.find ({age: {$gt:20}}, {name:1,age:1}) {"_ id": ObjectId ("5740c1419bc83e10802f1cd6"), "name": "Tom", "age": 23} {"_ id": ObjectId ("5740dc369bc83e10802f1cd7"), "name": "jerry", "age": 30} {"_ id": ObjectId ("5742263773344acd707888ba"), "name": "Gu Zenghui", "age": 25}
13. Sort by age
Ascending order: db.student.find (). Sort ({age:1}) descending order: db.student.find (). Sort ({age:-1})
14. Query data whose name is jerry and the age is 30
Db.student.find ({name: "jerry", age:30})
15. Query the first five pieces of data
Db.student.find () .limit (5)
16. Query data after 5 items
Db.student.find () .skip (5)
17. Query data between the second row and the fifth row
Db.student.find () .limit (2) .skip (5)
18.or queries data with ages 20 or 25
Db.student.find ({$or: [{age:20}, {age:25}]}) {"_ id": ObjectId ("5740dcb29bc83e10802f1cd8"), "name": "kity", "age": 20, "gender": "womand"} {"_ id": ObjectId ("5742263773344acd707888ba"), "name": "Gu Zenghui", "age": 25, "gender": "male", "Course": "Linux"}
19. Query the first piece of data
Db.student.findOne ()
20. Statistics using the count () function
Indexes
1. Create an index
> db.student.ensureIndex ({name:1}) {"createdCollectionAutomatically": false, "numIndexesBefore": 1, "numIndexesAfter": 2, "ok": 1} > db.student.getIndexes () / / View index [{"v": 1 "key": {"_ id": 1}, "name": "_ id_", "ns": "studentdb.student"}, {"v": 1 "key": {"name": 1}, "name": "name_1", "ns": "studentdb.student"] > db.student.ensureIndex ({name:1,age:1}) {"createdCollectionAutomatically": false, "numIndexesBefore": 2 "numIndexesAfter": 3, "ok": 1} > db.student.getIndexes () [{"v": 1, "key": {"_ id": 1}, "name": "_ id_" "ns": "studentdb.student"}, {"v": 1, "key": {"name": 1}, "name": "name_1" "ns": "studentdb.student"}, {"v": 1, "key": {"name": 1, "age": 1}, "name": "name_1_age_1" "ns": "studentdb.student"}] > db.student.ensureIndex ({name:1,age:-11}) {"createdCollectionAutomatically": false, "numIndexesBefore": 3, "numIndexesAfter": 4, "ok": 1} > db.student.getIndexes () [{"v": 1 "key": {"_ id": 1}, "name": "_ id_", "ns": "studentdb.student"}, {"v": 1 "key": {"name": 1}, "name": "name_1", "ns": "studentdb.student"}, {"v": 1 "key": {"name": 1, "age": 1}, "name": "name_1_age_1", "ns": "studentdb.student"}, {"v": 1 "key": {"name": 1, "age":-11}, "name": "name_1_age_-11", "ns": "studentdb.student"}]
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