system.mongodb.replaceOne

New in 8.1.28

This function is used in Python Scripting.

note

Project Library scripts will not provide hints for MongoDB system functions unless the Script Hint Scope is set to Gateway. See the Scripting in Ignition page for more details on scripting hints.

Description

Replaces a document in the collection that matches the filter.

Client Permission Restrictions

This scripting function has no Client Permission restrictions.

Syntax

system.mongodb.replaceOne(connector, collection, filter, replacement, [options])

Parameters

Type	Parameter	Description
String	connector	The name of connector (case-insensitive).
String	collection	The name of collection (case-sensitive).
PyDictionary	filter	A PyDictionary for specifying matching key value pair criteria when querying a collection.
PyDictionary	replacement	New values to apply for all non-immutable document fields.
PyDictionary	options	A PyDictionary for including additional replace configurations. [optional]

Returns

PyDictionary result - Result of replace action formatted as a PyDictionary with keys ‘acknowledged’, ‘modifiedCount’, ‘matchedCount’, and ‘upsertedId’.

Scope

Gateway, Perspective Session

Code Examples

Example #1

# Import required BSON types.
from system.mongodb.types import ObjectId
 
# Specify unique field values to locate specific document. Here we are specifying the known _id of the document.
filter = {"_id": ObjectId("63fe3941519feb58abb3cda1")}
 
# Specify required fields in a PyDictionary format for BSON document.
replacement = {
                    "username": "jdoe2",
                    "name": "Jane Doe II",
                    "address": '321 Second Street, City CA 56789',
                    "birthdate": system.date.getDate(2004, 5, 19),
                    "email": "jdoe2@email.com",
                    "active": True,
                    "accounts": [],
                    "tier_and_details": {}
                }
 
   
# Apply parameters for function call.
print system.mongodb.replaceOne("MongoDB", "customers", filter, replacement)

Keywords

system mongodb replaceOne, mongodb.replaceOne