Hello eOs

What I meant to say is, we need you to replicate your scenario with executable code. But based on your update/answer This exercise is very hypothetical so there is no actual DB that I am querying from as of yet. how can we help you?

From my point of view (maybe I am wrong), it looks like you have a theoretical idea on your mind and you are missing the deleting part. If this is the case why you do not create an actual sample of code as I said before (create DB, insert data, fetch data, delete data, fetch data to check the delete part(s)).

If you have no real time data and indexes, columns, tables etc. how can we help?

How can we replicate your problem? Should we create all of these data for you?

I hope now my answer is more clear. Let me know in case that it is not clear again.

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In reply to Re^5: Creating a perl delete statement with MongoDB by thanos1983
in thread Creating a perl delete statement with MongoDB by e0s

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