MongoDB db.collection.count()

In MongoDB the db.collection.count() method returns the count of documents that would match a find() query for the collection or view.

The collection part is the name of the collection or view to perform the count operation on.

Note that it doesn’t actually perform a find() operation. It simply counts and returns the number of results that match a query.

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MongoDB count Command

In MongoDB the count aggregation command counts the number of documents in a collection or a view.

It returns a document that contains the count as well as the command status.

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MongoDB find()

In MongoDB the db.collection.find() method selects documents in a collection or view and returns a cursor to the selected documents..

The collection part is the name of the collection or view to search.

You can use it to return all documents, just some, or just one document. You can also specify which fields should be returned.

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MongoDB findOne()

In MongoDB the db.collection.findOne() method returns one document that satisfies the specified query criteria on the collection or view.

The collection part is the name of the collection or view to search.

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MongoDB findOneAndDelete()

In MongoDB the db.collection.findOneAndDelete() method deletes a single document, and returns the deleted document.

It deletes the first matching document in the collection that matches the filter. The sort parameter can be used to influence which document is deleted.

The collection part is the name of the collection with which to delete the document from.

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MongoDB deleteOne()

In MongoDB the db.collection.deleteOne() method removes a single document from a collection. In other words, it deletes it.

The collection part is the name of the collection with which to remove the document from.

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MongoDB deleteMany()

In MongoDB the db.collection.deleteMany() method removes all documents that match the filter from a collection. In other words, it deletes them.

The collection part is the name of the collection with which to remove the documents from.

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MongoDB remove()

In MongoDB the db.collection.remove() method removes documents from a collection. In other words, it deletes them.

The collection part is the name of the collection with which to remove the documents from.

You can delete all documents, some documents, or a single document as required.

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MongoDB bulkWrite()

In MongoDB the db.collection.bulkWrite() method performs multiple write operations with controls for order of execution.

Bulk write operations affect a single collection. The collection part is the name of the collection with which to perform the operations against.

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MongoDB findOneAndReplace()

In MongoDB the db.collection.findOneAndReplace() method replaces a single document based on the specified filter.

The collection part is the name of the collection with which to perform the operation against.

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