NAME

       MongoDB::BulkWriteView - Bulk write operations against a query document

VERSION

       version v1.8.1

SYNOPSIS

           my $bulk = $collection->initialize_ordered_bulk_op;

           # Update one document matching the selector
           bulk->find( { a => 1 } )->update_one( { '$inc' => { x => 1 } } );

           # Update all documents matching the selector
           bulk->find( { a => 2 } )->update_many( { '$inc' => { x => 2 } } );

           # Update all documents matching the selector, with respect to a collation
           bulk->find( { a => { '$gte' => 'F' } )->collation($collation)
                 ->update_many( { '$inc' => { x => 2 } } );

           # Update all documents
           bulk->find( {} )->update_many( { '$inc' => { x => 2 } } );

           # Replace entire document (update with whole doc replace)
           bulk->find( { a => 3 } )->replace_one( { x => 3 } );

           # Update one document matching the selector or upsert
           bulk->find( { a => 1 } )->upsert()->update_one( { '$inc' => { x => 1 } } );

           # Update all documents matching the selector or upsert
           bulk->find( { a => 2 } )->upsert()->update_many( { '$inc' => { x => 2 } } );

           # Replaces a single document matching the selector or upsert
           bulk->find( { a => 3 } )->upsert()->replace_one( { x => 3 } );

           # Remove a single document matching the selector
           bulk->find( { a => 4 } )->delete_one();

           # Remove all documents matching the selector
           bulk->find( { a => 5 } )->delete_many();

           # Remove all documents matching the selector, with respect to a collation
           bulk->find( { a => { '$gte' => 'F' } )->collation($collation)->delete_many();

           # Remove all documents
           bulk->find( {} )->delete_many();

DESCRIPTION

       This class provides means to specify write operations constrained by a query document.

       To instantiate a "MongoDB::BulkWriteView", use the find method from MongoDB::BulkWrite.

       Except for "collation" and "upsert", all methods have an empty return on success; an exception will be
       thrown on error.

METHODS

   collation
           $bulk->collation( $collation )->delete_one;

       Returns a new "MongoDB::BulkWriteView" object, where the specified collation will be used to determine
       which documents match the query document.  A collation can be specified for any deletion, replacement, or
       update.

   delete_many
           $bulk->delete_many;

       Removes all documents matching the query document.

   delete_one
           $bulk->delete_one;

       Removes a single document matching the query document.

   replace_one
           $bulk->replace_one( $doc );

       Replaces the document matching the query document.  The document to replace must not have any keys that
       begin with a dollar sign, "$".

   update_many
           $bulk->update_many( $modification );

       Updates all documents  matching the query document.  The modification document must have all its keys
       begin with a dollar sign, "$".

   update_one
           $bulk->update_one( $modification );

       Updates a single document matching the query document.  The modification document must have all its keys
       begin with a dollar sign, "$".

   upsert
           $bulk->upsert->replace_one( $doc );

       Returns a new "MongoDB::BulkWriteView" object that will treat every update, update_one or replace_one
       operation as an upsert operation.

AUTHORS

       •   David Golden <david@mongodb.com>

       •   Rassi <rassi@mongodb.com>

       •   Mike Friedman <friedo@friedo.com>

       •   Kristina Chodorow <k.chodorow@gmail.com>

       •   Florian Ragwitz <rafl@debian.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

       This software is Copyright (c) 2018 by MongoDB, Inc.

       This is free software, licensed under:

         The Apache License, Version 2.0, January 2004

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