问题
A little context: I have a document for each user that contains an array with latest 20 events related to a user. As MongoDB does not have this feature(to cap arrays inside a document), I will push my event and pop the latest one.
My problem: initializing the document(aka filling array with nulls). I want to atomically:
- create document containing an array with 20 null values and push one value, if document does not exist
or
- update document (push one value in array), if document exists
Do you have any other suggestions? A hack I thought about would be to declare a index with :unique and :dropDups, and to always make an initialization insert.
Related to: MongoDB fixed size array implementation
回答1:
Not possible in a single operation, yet. You want http://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-991 or http://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-453.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4525716/mongodb-upsert-with-different-values-for-update-and-insert