You would think that is easy. I have a list of object identifiers that are in my collection. I would like to get one record based on the identifier of the object. Googled, but nothing useful.
So I have an object identifier: 5106c7703abc120a04070b34
my $client = MongoDB::MongoClient->new;
my $db = $client->get_database( 'myDatabase' );
my $id_find = $db->get_collection('mycollection')->find({},{_id => MongoDB::OID->new(value => "5106c7703abc120a04070b34")});
print Dumper $id_find;
Fingerprints:
$VAR1 = bless( {
'_skip' => 0,
'_ns' => 'MindCrowd_test.Users',
'_grrrr' => 0,
'partial' => 0,
'_query' => {},
'_tailable' => 0,
'_client' => bless( {
'w' => 1,
'query_timeout' => 30000,
'find_master' => 0,
'_servers' => {},
'sasl' => 0,
'wtimeout' => 1000,
'j' => 0,
'timeout' => 20000,
'sasl_mechanism' => 'GSSAPI',
'auto_connect' => 1,
'auto_reconnect' => 1,
'db_name' => 'admin',
'ssl' => 0,
'ts' => 0,
'inflate_dbrefs' => 1,
'port' => 27017,
'host' => 'mongodb://localhost:27017',
'dt_type' => 'DateTime',
'max_bson_size' => 16777216
}, 'MongoDB::MongoClient' ),
'_limit' => 0,
'slave_okay' => 0,
'_request_id' => 0,
'immortal' => 0,
'started_iterating' => 0
}, 'MongoDB::Cursor' );
I tried different variations of the above find. All of them will not compile:
$mongo->my_db->my_collection(find({_id => "ObjectId(4d2a0fae9e0a3b4b32f70000"}));
$mongo->my_db->my_collection(
find ({_id => MongoDB :: OID-> new (value => "4d2a0fae9e0a3b4b32f70000")}));
None of them work. How to find (find) one record using the object identifier?