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# This is an example how to use the nx mongo mapping. We show here |
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# single class mapped to the mongo db with sing and multivalued |
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# scalars together with some querying options. |
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# Gustaf Neumann fecit, April 2011 |
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#nsf::configure debug 2 |
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# Establish connection to the database |
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::nx::mongo::db connect -db "tutorial" |
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nx::mongo::db remove tutorial.persons {} |
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# Create the application class "Person" |
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nx::mongo::Class create Person { |
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:index name |
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:property name:required |
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:property projects:0..n {set :incremental 1} |
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# Insert a tuple to the database via creating an object, saving and |
