Reputation: 21885
Suppose we have the code :
await Employees.updateMany(
{
InsertDate: {
$gte: _yesterday, // date ojbect that is passed as a param
$lte: _today // date ojbect that is passed as a param
}
},
{ $set: { RegistrationDate: ... // some var that I generate } }
);
How can we get the number of affected documents (count) ?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 932
Reputation: 51
If you are using MongoDB version >= 5.0 then use modifiedCount
instead of nModified
For example
const response = await Employees.updateMany(
{
InsertDate: {
$gte: _yesterday, // date ojbect that is passed as a param
$lte: _today // date ojbect that is passed as a param
}
},
{ $set: { RegistrationDate: ... // some var that I generate } }
);
console.log("Number of updated documents: ", response.modifiedCount);
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 17888
As documented in the docs, you can get the number of updated documents in the response's nModified
field.
So you can access it like this:
const response = await Employees.updateMany(
{
InsertDate: {
$gte: _yesterday, // date ojbect that is passed as a param
$lte: _today // date ojbect that is passed as a param
}
},
{ $set: { RegistrationDate: ... // some var that I generate } }
);
console.log("Number of updated documents: ", response.nModified);
Upvotes: 2