API:FireDAC.Phys.MongoDBWrapper.TMongoCommand
Delphi
TMongoCommand = class(TMongoQuery)
C++
class PASCALIMPLEMENTATION TMongoCommand : public TMongoQuery
Properties
| Type | Visibility | Source | Unit | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| class | public | FireDAC.Phys.MongoDBWrapper.pas FireDAC.Phys.MongoDBWrapper.hpp |
FireDAC.Phys.MongoDBWrapper | FireDAC.Phys.MongoDBWrapper |
Description
Represents a fluent style MongoDB query builder.
FireDAC.Phys.MongoDBWrapper.TMongoCommand inherits from FireDAC.Phys.MongoDBWrapper.TMongoQuery. All content below this line refers to FireDAC.Phys.MongoDBWrapper.TMongoQuery.
Represents a fluent style MongoDB query builder.
The builder key methods, such as Project, Match, or Sort, return subbuilders for corresponding query parts.
You can use a TMongoQuery object in the following scenarios:
- Create the query object explicitly and submit it to the TMongoCollection.Find or TMongoCollection.Count method.
- In this scenario, you can reuse the query object.
- Obtain the query object from an overloaded TMongoCollection.Find or TMongoCollection.Count method, and then cast it to IMongoCursor to execute a query and get a result set cursor.
Examples
To clarify, consider the following examples. These code snippets illustrate how to fetch specific records from the 'restaurants' collection in the 'test' database.
Delphi:
var
FDConnection1: TFDConnection;
oCon: TMongoConnection;
oCrs : IMongoCursor;
begin
oCon:= TMongoConnection(FDConnection1.CliObj);
oCrs := oCon['test']['restaurants'].Find
.Match
.Add('cuisine', 'Italian')
.Add('address.zipcode', '10075')
.&End
.Sort
.Field('Name', True)
.&End
.Limit(5);
end;
C++Builder:
TFDConnection *FDConnection1;
TMongoConnection *oCon = static_cast<TMongoConnection*>(FDConnection1->CliObj);
_di_IMongoCursor oCrs;
oCrs = interface_cast<IMongoCursor>(oCon->Databases["test"]->Collections["restaurants"]->Find()
->Match()
->Add("cuisine","Italian")
->Add("address.zipcode", "10075")
->End()
->Sort()
->Field("Name",true)
->End()
->Limit(5));