The problem is that MongoDB doesn't have any way of mapping a Category record to an Ad record. All it knows is that an Ad record has a category_id field so category. Domain_id will always return nothing.
The dot notation inside queries works only for embedded documents, not references (which are still second-class citizens in MongoDB).
The problem is that MongoDB doesn't have any way of mapping a Category record to an Ad record. All it knows is that an Ad record has a category_id field so 'category. Domain_id' will always return nothing.
The dot notation inside queries works only for embedded documents, not references (which are still second-class citizens in MongoDB). So to solve your problem, you'll need 2 queries: category_ids = Category. Where(:domain_id => domain.Id).
Map(&:_id) Ad. Where(:category_id. In => category_ids).
Yes, but I also need to get all subcategories of category(including sub-sub and sub-sub-sub...). I have implemented it using MapReduce(after my attempt to use ids collection with recursive function). – Andrey Kouznetsov Dec 7 '10 at 13:44.
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