Matthew - It worked!!!
myChap = MongoCollectionFind(
'openbd',
'mycol2',
{'chapter.chapterid' : 1 },
{'chapter' : { $elemMatch : { 'chapterid' : 1 } } }
);
What I didn't realize was that the section:
*{'chapter' : { $elemMatch : { 'chapterid' : 1 } } }*
was to be placed into the area where you *limit* the fields to be
returned. Since I considered the $elemMatch to be more a condition, I
placed that code into the condition section as such:
myChap = MongoCollectionFind(
'openbd',
'mycol2',
{
{'chapter.chapterid' : 1 },
{'chapter' : { $elemMatch : { 'chapterid' : 1 } } }
}
{
chapter:1, _id:0
}
);
Thank you VERY much for the help. I was closely one decision away from
leaving mongodb alone and going back to mysql instead.
OpenBD + MongoDB = Beauty!
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