actarus2003:

That's a rather convoluted chunk of code.

I'd suggest putting "use strict; use warnings;" at the top of your script. That way, the line:

my %serchstrx={'$and' => []};

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would give you a warning that you could fix. I'd also suggest dumping your structure, something like:

use Data::Dumper;

... your code ...

print "Search: ", Dumper(\%serchstrx),"\n";

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So you can see what it is you're actually building and trying to pass on to MongoDB.

It looks like there's plenty of other things to look at, but I'd start with those first.

...roboticus

When your only tool is a hammer, all problems look like your thumb.

In reply to Re: mongodb dynamic filter by roboticus
in thread mongodb dynamic filter by actarus2003

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