how to use sum, multiply, divide and group by aggregation in single mongodb query












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I have following mysql query in which I have done sum on two different fields called "count" and "population" and then divided sum(count)/sum(population) and then multiplied it with 100000 and finally grouping it by year.



Select year, cname, (sum(count)/sum(population))*100000 as total from cancer c where c.cname ="lung and bronchus" group by year;


I have written following query in mongodb but I am not sure how to project cname and year.



db.cancer_stats.aggregate([
{$match:{cname: "lung and bronchus"}},
{$group:{_id:"year"},
{total:{$multiply:[$divide:[$sum:"$count", $sum:"population"], 100000]}}
}])


can anyone guide me in solving this query?










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    I have following mysql query in which I have done sum on two different fields called "count" and "population" and then divided sum(count)/sum(population) and then multiplied it with 100000 and finally grouping it by year.



    Select year, cname, (sum(count)/sum(population))*100000 as total from cancer c where c.cname ="lung and bronchus" group by year;


    I have written following query in mongodb but I am not sure how to project cname and year.



    db.cancer_stats.aggregate([
    {$match:{cname: "lung and bronchus"}},
    {$group:{_id:"year"},
    {total:{$multiply:[$divide:[$sum:"$count", $sum:"population"], 100000]}}
    }])


    can anyone guide me in solving this query?










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      I have following mysql query in which I have done sum on two different fields called "count" and "population" and then divided sum(count)/sum(population) and then multiplied it with 100000 and finally grouping it by year.



      Select year, cname, (sum(count)/sum(population))*100000 as total from cancer c where c.cname ="lung and bronchus" group by year;


      I have written following query in mongodb but I am not sure how to project cname and year.



      db.cancer_stats.aggregate([
      {$match:{cname: "lung and bronchus"}},
      {$group:{_id:"year"},
      {total:{$multiply:[$divide:[$sum:"$count", $sum:"population"], 100000]}}
      }])


      can anyone guide me in solving this query?










      share|improve this question














      I have following mysql query in which I have done sum on two different fields called "count" and "population" and then divided sum(count)/sum(population) and then multiplied it with 100000 and finally grouping it by year.



      Select year, cname, (sum(count)/sum(population))*100000 as total from cancer c where c.cname ="lung and bronchus" group by year;


      I have written following query in mongodb but I am not sure how to project cname and year.



      db.cancer_stats.aggregate([
      {$match:{cname: "lung and bronchus"}},
      {$group:{_id:"year"},
      {total:{$multiply:[$divide:[$sum:"$count", $sum:"population"], 100000]}}
      }])


      can anyone guide me in solving this query?







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          I'm not sure what you mean by "solving the query", but that query is not valid in its current form. I think you want a pipeline like the following:



          db.cancer_stats.aggregate([
          { "$match" : { "cname" : "lung and bronchus" } },
          { "$group" : { "_id" : "year", "t_count" : { "$sum" : "$count" }, "t_population" : { "$sum" : "$population" } } },
          { "$project" : { "result" : { "$multiply" : [100000, { "$divide" : ["$t_count", "$t_population"] } ] } } }
          ])


          Does that answer your question?






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          • Thank you for your answer; it is getting executed but not showing any result. it is displaying {"result":, "ok":1}

            – Yash
            Dec 8 '14 at 20:32











          • what does this mean?

            – Yash
            Dec 8 '14 at 20:38











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          I'm not sure what you mean by "solving the query", but that query is not valid in its current form. I think you want a pipeline like the following:



          db.cancer_stats.aggregate([
          { "$match" : { "cname" : "lung and bronchus" } },
          { "$group" : { "_id" : "year", "t_count" : { "$sum" : "$count" }, "t_population" : { "$sum" : "$population" } } },
          { "$project" : { "result" : { "$multiply" : [100000, { "$divide" : ["$t_count", "$t_population"] } ] } } }
          ])


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          • Thank you for your answer; it is getting executed but not showing any result. it is displaying {"result":, "ok":1}

            – Yash
            Dec 8 '14 at 20:32











          • what does this mean?

            – Yash
            Dec 8 '14 at 20:38
















          6














          I'm not sure what you mean by "solving the query", but that query is not valid in its current form. I think you want a pipeline like the following:



          db.cancer_stats.aggregate([
          { "$match" : { "cname" : "lung and bronchus" } },
          { "$group" : { "_id" : "year", "t_count" : { "$sum" : "$count" }, "t_population" : { "$sum" : "$population" } } },
          { "$project" : { "result" : { "$multiply" : [100000, { "$divide" : ["$t_count", "$t_population"] } ] } } }
          ])


          Does that answer your question?






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          • Thank you for your answer; it is getting executed but not showing any result. it is displaying {"result":, "ok":1}

            – Yash
            Dec 8 '14 at 20:32











          • what does this mean?

            – Yash
            Dec 8 '14 at 20:38














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          I'm not sure what you mean by "solving the query", but that query is not valid in its current form. I think you want a pipeline like the following:



          db.cancer_stats.aggregate([
          { "$match" : { "cname" : "lung and bronchus" } },
          { "$group" : { "_id" : "year", "t_count" : { "$sum" : "$count" }, "t_population" : { "$sum" : "$population" } } },
          { "$project" : { "result" : { "$multiply" : [100000, { "$divide" : ["$t_count", "$t_population"] } ] } } }
          ])


          Does that answer your question?






          share|improve this answer













          I'm not sure what you mean by "solving the query", but that query is not valid in its current form. I think you want a pipeline like the following:



          db.cancer_stats.aggregate([
          { "$match" : { "cname" : "lung and bronchus" } },
          { "$group" : { "_id" : "year", "t_count" : { "$sum" : "$count" }, "t_population" : { "$sum" : "$population" } } },
          { "$project" : { "result" : { "$multiply" : [100000, { "$divide" : ["$t_count", "$t_population"] } ] } } }
          ])


          Does that answer your question?







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          • Thank you for your answer; it is getting executed but not showing any result. it is displaying {"result":, "ok":1}

            – Yash
            Dec 8 '14 at 20:32











          • what does this mean?

            – Yash
            Dec 8 '14 at 20:38



















          • Thank you for your answer; it is getting executed but not showing any result. it is displaying {"result":, "ok":1}

            – Yash
            Dec 8 '14 at 20:32











          • what does this mean?

            – Yash
            Dec 8 '14 at 20:38

















          Thank you for your answer; it is getting executed but not showing any result. it is displaying {"result":, "ok":1}

          – Yash
          Dec 8 '14 at 20:32





          Thank you for your answer; it is getting executed but not showing any result. it is displaying {"result":, "ok":1}

          – Yash
          Dec 8 '14 at 20:32













          what does this mean?

          – Yash
          Dec 8 '14 at 20:38





          what does this mean?

          – Yash
          Dec 8 '14 at 20:38




















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