Going to need your help again, hopefully for this project, the answer to what I'm having here will be the last. I've seen it's a fairly commonly asked question, but I've tried the tips on another Stack Overflow post, and one by the Google Group, but the solutions haven't worked for me.
My code being a little bit like:
mongoose = require('mongoose');
Schema = mongoose.Schema;
mongoose.connect(MONGO_SERVER);
ObjectId = Schema.ObjectId;
var RacesSchema = new Schema({
venue_id : { type: mongoose.Schema.ObjectId, ref: 'Venues' },
racetype : String
});
var races = mongoose.model('Races', RacesSchema );
function test() {
var MyObjectId = require('mongoose').Types.ObjectId;
queryVenue = new MyObjectId("50e3dcdbf30375180c078f64");
races.find({venue_id: queryVenue, racetype:'Test'})
.exec(function(err,data) {
}
test();
But I get no results, which I know there is.
Many thanks in advance!
UPDATE
Have minimized the above code sample, this test works if I query the string value on its own, just querying for an ObjectId is where it fails, and I know it exists.
JSON UPDATE
Here is what I am looking for:
{
"_id" : ObjectId("50e3dcddf30375180c078f85"),
"venue_id" : "50e3dcdbf30375180c078f64",
"racetype" : "A"
}
And all of a sudden, I believe my answer has become clear to me. Is it simply because the venue_id is actually a string? And if so, can I keep my mongoose schema the way it is, and do casting on the query at the point of doing the find of being a string? Or should I change the way these values are being stored (from a separate .net application I developed) to be inserted as ObjectId's?
Currently right now for another query, the current mongoose schema and the way the database is [actually set up], using populate() works quite well to fill the results of the referenced table (venue_id) with the way this model is currently set up, only difference being on the above query, I don't specify the venue_id...
Thanks.