Lessons: 20Length: 2.9 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
3.4 Grouping and Regular Expression
In a SQL database, it’s possible to create on-the-fly “tables” by grouping records by a given field. In this screencast, we’ll look at MongoDB’s way to doing that. We’ll also look at using regular expressions to search our documents.
1.Getting Started
1.1Introduction01:05
1.1
Introduction
01:05
1.2Installing MongoDB05:41
1.2
Installing MongoDB
05:41
1.3MongoDB Tools03:35
1.3
MongoDB Tools
03:35
1.4NoSQL Database Terms02:24
1.4
NoSQL Database Terms
02:24
2.Getting Practical
2.1Creating Databases, Collections, and Documents08:20
2.1
Creating Databases, Collections, and Documents
08:20
2.2ObjectIDs07:42
2.2
ObjectIDs
07:42
2.3Relating Documents08:32
2.3
Relating Documents
08:32
3.Querying Your Database
3.1Finding Documents and Choosing Fields14:25
3.1
Finding Documents and Choosing Fields
14:25
3.2Operators, part 107:57
3.2
Operators, part 1
07:57
3.3Operators, part 215:30
3.3
Operators, part 2
15:30
3.4Grouping and Regular Expression08:40
3.4
Grouping and Regular Expression
08:40
3.5Cursor Methods, Sorting, and Paging06:59
3.5
Cursor Methods, Sorting, and Paging
06:59
3.6Updating Documents, part 114:08
3.6
Updating Documents, part 1
14:08
3.7Updating Documents, part 211:21
3.7
Updating Documents, part 2
11:21
3.8Deleting Documents, Collections, and Database03:51
3.8
Deleting Documents, Collections, and Database
03:51
3.9Indexes12:38
3.9
Indexes
12:38
4.Digging Deeper
4.1The PHP Driver21:05
4.1
The PHP Driver
21:05
4.2The Node.js Driver14:51
4.2
The Node.js Driver
14:51
4.3NoSQL vs. SQL03:41
4.3
NoSQL vs. SQL
03:41
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion01:17
5.1
Conclusion
01:17
