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How to query on multiple filters in pymongo's find_one_and_update() method?

I am trying to use pymongo's find_one_and_update() method to update some values in mongoDB, but I need to filter based on two different conditions, and this does not seem possible.

I tried passing in a list of filters akin to [{"name": "name"}, {"date": "date}], but this did not work.

Is there no way to filter on multiple conditions with this method? How else can I achieve this?

Thanks

over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo
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I figured out that the single filter argument can be a query using boolean logic. The solution was:

{"$and":[{"name": "name"}, {"date": "date"}]}

as the filter argument.

over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Report

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Well for multiple filters,if you need all of them to be in effect, then its just a simple filter dictonary as below:

find_one({"name": "name"}, {"date": "date"})

However, if you need to have any of those multiple filters to be in effect, then you can use $or operator

find_one({"$or":[{"name": "name"}, {"date": "date"}]})
over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Report
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