问题
I have a collection where some of the objects feature an key foo. I now try to query for all objects that indeed have this key but not with the specific value bar. For this I use the following query:
collection.find({'foo': {'$exists': True}, 'foo': {'$ne': 'bar'}})
I thought that both criteria are connected via a logical AND. However, I get also objects that don't feature key foo. In fact, I get the same result when I just use the query
collection.find({'foo': {'$ne': 'bar'}})
On the other hans, if I use
collection.find({'foo': {'$exists': True}})
I correctly only get objects with foo but obvisouly all of them, so some of them have the value bar.
How do I have to formulate my query to achieve my initial result? Is there a kind of order in which multiple criteria are tested? Do I explicitly specify the logical AND of both criteria?
回答1:
You can use $and to join multiple conditions:
collection.find({"$and": [{"foo": {'$ne': 'bar'}},
{"foo": {'$exists': True}}]})
回答2:
No necessary to use $and, it also works
db.collection.find({"foo":{"$ne":"bar", "$exists":true}})
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23577172/mongodb-pymongo-querying-multiple-criteria-unexpected-results