Reputation: 33605
After reading a bunch of C++ driver documentation and examples (e. g. 1, 2) I can't piece together a way of achieving my goal with the C++ driver.
I have a collection of documents with the following structure:
{
_id : int64_t // Supplied by me manually
url : string
status : int
date : int
}
I want to insert a new document. However, if the document with the same _id
already exists (which means its url
is the same because my _id
is a hash of url
), I want to update it as follows. Let existing_doc
be the document with the same _id
already in the db, and new_doc
be the one I'm submitting to MongoDB:
date
field of the existing_doc
only if existing_doc[status]
was x
(some integer constant).status
field of the existing_doc
only if new_doc[status]
was y
(some other constant).Bonus points if it can be made a bulk operation (a bunch of different new_doc
s), but any tips on how to achieve this logic will be appreciated.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1341
Reputation: 425
I couldn't find an easy way using MongoDB's field update operators or in other answers.
But one possibility is to perform the bulk_write with two operations:
- One upsert operation to update
existing_doc[date]
whenexisting_doc[status]
isx
or to insert new documents (condition 1)- One update operation to update
existing_doc[status]
to be executed whennew_doc[status]
isy
(condition 2)
For condition 1 we can perform a single upsert operation
querying by id
and status=x
:
date
gets updated ($set
operator)
since it meant that existing_doc[status]
was x
$setOnInsert
operator) and two things can happen:
id
already existed but its status
was not x
, so there's nothing to updateCondition 2 is simpler since the input data already tells us if we need to perform the update or if we can skip it.
The following code is using the bulk_write
to perform the above operations:
#include <iostream>
#include <bsoncxx/builder/stream/document.hpp>
#include <bsoncxx/json.hpp>
#include <mongocxx/client.hpp>
#include <mongocxx/exception/bulk_write_exception.hpp>
#include <mongocxx/instance.hpp>
#include <mongocxx/uri.hpp>
using bsoncxx::builder::basic::kvp;
using bsoncxx::builder::basic::make_document;
using bsoncxx::builder::stream::document;
using bsoncxx::builder::stream::finalize;
// Status constants
int kStatus_X = 1234;
int kStatus_Y = 6789;
// Helper method to retrieve the document (in json format) if exists
std::string retrieveJsonDocById(mongocxx::collection& coll, const std::string& id)
{
bsoncxx::stdx::optional<bsoncxx::document::value> maybe_result =
coll.find_one(document{} << "_id" << id << finalize);
if (maybe_result) { return bsoncxx::to_json(*maybe_result); }
else { return "Nothing retrieved for id: " + id; }
}
// Inserts a new document {id,url,status,date}, or updates the existing one
void upsertUrl(mongocxx::collection& coll,
std::string id, std::string url, int status, int date)
{
std::cout << ">> Before insert/update: " << retrieveJsonDocById(coll, id) << std::endl;
// Bulk write ordered=false to force performing all operations
mongocxx::options::bulk_write bulkWriteOption;
bulkWriteOption.ordered(false);
auto bulk = coll.create_bulk_write(bulkWriteOption);
// If document exists and has status='x', update the date field
// If document exists but status!='x', nothing will be inserted (duplicate key thrown)
// If document is new, perform insert
mongocxx::model::update_one upsert_op{
make_document(kvp("_id", id), kvp("status", kStatus_X)),
make_document(
kvp("$set", make_document(kvp("date", date))),
kvp("$setOnInsert", make_document(kvp("status", status), kvp("url", url))))
};
upsert_op.upsert(true);
bulk.append(upsert_op);
// If new_doc[status] is 'y', attempt to perform status update
if (status == kStatus_Y) {
mongocxx::model::update_one update_op{
make_document(kvp("_id", id)),
make_document(kvp("$set", make_document(kvp("status", status))))
};
bulk.append(update_op);
}
try {
auto result = bulk.execute();
}
catch (const mongocxx::bulk_write_exception& e) {
if (e.code().value() == 11000) {
std::cout << "Duplicate key error expected when id exists but the status!=x: ";
std::cout << std::endl << e.what() << std::endl;
}
}
std::cout << ">> After insert/update: " << retrieveJsonDocById(coll, id) << std::endl << std::endl;
}
Which with these test scenarios:
int main(int, char**) {
std::cout << "Starting program, x=" << kStatus_X << ", y=" << kStatus_Y << std::endl;
mongocxx::instance instance{};
mongocxx::client client{ mongocxx::uri{} };
mongocxx::database db = client["stack"];
mongocxx::collection coll = db["urls"];
std::cout << "Inserting Doc #1 (status=x):" << std::endl;
upsertUrl(coll, "1", "1_url.com", kStatus_X, 101010);
std::cout << "Inserting Doc #2 (status=x):" << std::endl;
upsertUrl(coll, "2", "2_url.com", kStatus_X, 202020);
std::cout << "Inserting Doc #3 (status!=x):" << std::endl;
upsertUrl(coll, "3", "3_url.com", 3, 303030);
std::cout << "Inserting Doc #4 (status!=x):" << std::endl;
upsertUrl(coll, "4", "4_url.com", 4, 404040);
std::cout << "Inserting again Doc #1 (existing.status=x, new.status=y) -> should update the date and status:" << std::endl;
upsertUrl(coll, "1", "1_url.com", kStatus_Y, 505050);
std::cout << "Inserting again Doc #2 (existing.status=x, new.status!=y) -> should update date:" << std::endl;
upsertUrl(coll, "2", "2_url.com", 6, 606060);
std::cout << "Inserting again Doc #3 (existing.status!=x, new.status=y) -> should update status:" << std::endl;
upsertUrl(coll, "3", "3_url.com", kStatus_Y, 707070);
std::cout << "Inserting again Doc #4 (existing.status!=x, new.status!=y) -> should update nothing:" << std::endl;
upsertUrl(coll, "4", "4_url.com", 8, 808080);
std::cout << "End program" << std::endl;
}
generates the following output:
Starting program, x=1234, y=6789
Inserting Doc #1 (status=x):
>> Before insert/update: Nothing retrieved for id: 1
>> After insert/update: { "_id" : "1", "status" : 1234, "date" : 101010, "url" : "1_url.com" }
Inserting Doc #2 (status=x):
>> Before insert/update: Nothing retrieved for id: 2
>> After insert/update: { "_id" : "2", "status" : 1234, "date" : 202020, "url" : "2_url.com" }
Inserting Doc #3 (status!=x):
>> Before insert/update: Nothing retrieved for id: 3
>> After insert/update: { "_id" : "3", "status" : 3, "date" : 303030, "url" : "3_url.com" }
Inserting Doc #4 (status!=x):
>> Before insert/update: Nothing retrieved for id: 4
>> After insert/update: { "_id" : "4", "status" : 4, "date" : 404040, "url" : "4_url.com" }
Inserting again Doc #1 (existing.status=x, new.status=y) -> should update the date and status:
>> Before insert/update: { "_id" : "1", "status" : 1234, "date" : 101010, "url" : "1_url.com" }
>> After insert/update: { "_id" : "1", "status" : 6789, "date" : 505050, "url" : "1_url.com" }
Inserting again Doc #2 (existing.status=x, new.status!=y) -> should update date:
>> Before insert/update: { "_id" : "2", "status" : 1234, "date" : 202020, "url" : "2_url.com" }
>> After insert/update: { "_id" : "2", "status" : 1234, "date" : 606060, "url" : "2_url.com" }
Inserting again Doc #3 (existing.status!=x, new.status=y) -> should update status:
>> Before insert/update: { "_id" : "3", "status" : 3, "date" : 303030, "url" : "3_url.com" }
Duplicate key error expected when id exists but the status!=x:
E11000 duplicate key error collection: stack.urls index: _id_ dup key: { : "3" }: generic server error
>> After insert/update: { "_id" : "3", "status" : 6789, "date" : 303030, "url" : "3_url.com" }
Inserting again Doc #4 (existing.status!=x, new.status!=y) -> should update nothing:
>> Before insert/update: { "_id" : "4", "status" : 4, "date" : 404040, "url" : "4_url.com" }
Duplicate key error expected when id exists but the status!=x:
E11000 duplicate key error collection: stack.urls index: _id_ dup key: { : "4" }: generic server error
>> After insert/update: { "_id" : "4", "status" : 4, "date" : 404040, "url" : "4_url.com" }
End program
Upvotes: 2