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The document outlines the creation of a MongoDB database named CatalogDB with a collection called products, including various electronic items. It details how to perform text searches and exclude documents containing specific words or phrases using MongoDB queries. Additionally, it provides examples of documents added to another collection called articles and demonstrates exclusion queries based on content and title fields.

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Program9_WM

The document outlines the creation of a MongoDB database named CatalogDB with a collection called products, including various electronic items. It details how to perform text searches and exclude documents containing specific words or phrases using MongoDB queries. Additionally, it provides examples of documents added to another collection called articles and demonstrates exclusion queries based on content and title fields.

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Program 9

9. a. Develop a query to demonstrate Text search using catalog data collection for a given
word
b. Develop queries to illustrate excluding documents with certain words and phrases.

Create a database CatalogDB and collection products in Mongo IDE.

Add the following documents in the collection products in MongoDB IDE.

"name": "Apple iPhone 14",

"description": "Latest model of iPhone with advanced features",

"category": "Electronics"

}
{

"name": "Samsung Galaxy S21",

"description": "Newest Samsung smartphone with great camera",

"category": "Electronics"

}
{

"name": "Sony Headphones",

"description": "Noise-cancelling headphones for immersive sound",

"category": "Audio"

"name": "Dell Laptop",

"description": "High performance laptop for work and play",

"category": "Computers"

}
In MongoShell

>use CatalogDB

a. 1. Create a Text Index

To enable text search, you need to create a text index on the fields you want to search. Here, we'll
create a text index on the name and description fields:

db.products.createIndex({ name: "text", description: "text" })

Output:

2. Perform a Text Search

Now, let's perform a text search. Suppose you want to search for products related to the word "latest":

db.products.find({ $text: { $search: "latest" } })

Output:
db.products.find({ $text: { $search: "High performance" } })
Output:

b. Develop queries to illustrate excluding documents with certain words and phrases.

In MongoDB, you can use the $not operator combined with the $regex operator to exclude
documents that contain certain words or phrases. Below are some examples of queries to
illustrate this.

Add the following documents in the collection articles in MongoDB IDE.


{

"_id": 1,

"title": "MongoDB Basics",

"content": "This article explains the basics of MongoDB."

"_id": 2,

"title": "Advanced MongoDB",

"content": "This article covers advanced MongoDB topics."

}
{

"_id": 3,

"title": "MongoDB Indexes",

"content": "Indexes in MongoDB can improve query performance."

}
{
"_id": 4,
"title": "Introduction to Databases",
"content": "This article gives an introduction to databases in general."
}

1. Exclude Documents Containing a Specific Word

To exclude documents that contain the word "advanced" in the ‘content’ field:
db.articles.find({

"content": {

$not: /advanced/

})

Output:

2. Exclude Documents Containing Any of Multiple Words

To exclude documents that contain either "improve" or "performance" in the ‘content’ field:

db.articles.find({

"content": {
$not: /(improve|performance)/
}
})
Output:

3. Exclude Documents Containing a Specific Phrase

To exclude documents that contain the phrase "MongoDB Basics" in the ‘title’ field:

db.articles.find({

"title": {

$not: /MongoDB Basics/

})
Output:

4. Exclude Documents Based on Multiple Fields

To exclude documents that contain "MongoDB" in the ‘title’ or "advanced" in the ‘content’:

db.articles.find({

$and: [

{ "title": { $not: /MongoDB/ } },

{ "content": { $not: /advanced/ } }

})

Output:

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