distinct query with lumen and mongodb not working












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I want to get count of unique value my query is like below,



 $query = DB::connection('mongodb')->collection('email_message')
->distinct()->select("email_thread_id")
->where('email_account_id', (int)$request->email_account_id)
->where('status', "Active")->where('folder_id', "=", $folderId);
$result = $query->count();


it's count value should be 9 and I am getting it as 12.



it is not giving me distinct value.
can any one help me to resolve it out?



I have update my mongodb screen shot below, here I have deleted one record , so it will show total 11 records
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    "it's count value should be 9 and I am getting it as 12." - This statement requires proof. If you want to say something then you need to provide the means for someone else to reproduce your results.. This also ensures you were not actually mistaken and missed something pretty obvious. Read the link and give people something they can reproduce.
    – Neil Lunn
    Nov 20 at 5:51










  • field name is missing in distinct() which might be the reason for incorrect results.
    – Farooq Khan
    Nov 20 at 6:28
















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I want to get count of unique value my query is like below,



 $query = DB::connection('mongodb')->collection('email_message')
->distinct()->select("email_thread_id")
->where('email_account_id', (int)$request->email_account_id)
->where('status', "Active")->where('folder_id', "=", $folderId);
$result = $query->count();


it's count value should be 9 and I am getting it as 12.



it is not giving me distinct value.
can any one help me to resolve it out?



I have update my mongodb screen shot below, here I have deleted one record , so it will show total 11 records
enter image description here










share|improve this question




















  • 2




    "it's count value should be 9 and I am getting it as 12." - This statement requires proof. If you want to say something then you need to provide the means for someone else to reproduce your results.. This also ensures you were not actually mistaken and missed something pretty obvious. Read the link and give people something they can reproduce.
    – Neil Lunn
    Nov 20 at 5:51










  • field name is missing in distinct() which might be the reason for incorrect results.
    – Farooq Khan
    Nov 20 at 6:28














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I want to get count of unique value my query is like below,



 $query = DB::connection('mongodb')->collection('email_message')
->distinct()->select("email_thread_id")
->where('email_account_id', (int)$request->email_account_id)
->where('status', "Active")->where('folder_id', "=", $folderId);
$result = $query->count();


it's count value should be 9 and I am getting it as 12.



it is not giving me distinct value.
can any one help me to resolve it out?



I have update my mongodb screen shot below, here I have deleted one record , so it will show total 11 records
enter image description here










share|improve this question















I want to get count of unique value my query is like below,



 $query = DB::connection('mongodb')->collection('email_message')
->distinct()->select("email_thread_id")
->where('email_account_id', (int)$request->email_account_id)
->where('status', "Active")->where('folder_id', "=", $folderId);
$result = $query->count();


it's count value should be 9 and I am getting it as 12.



it is not giving me distinct value.
can any one help me to resolve it out?



I have update my mongodb screen shot below, here I have deleted one record , so it will show total 11 records
enter image description here







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  • 2




    "it's count value should be 9 and I am getting it as 12." - This statement requires proof. If you want to say something then you need to provide the means for someone else to reproduce your results.. This also ensures you were not actually mistaken and missed something pretty obvious. Read the link and give people something they can reproduce.
    – Neil Lunn
    Nov 20 at 5:51










  • field name is missing in distinct() which might be the reason for incorrect results.
    – Farooq Khan
    Nov 20 at 6:28














  • 2




    "it's count value should be 9 and I am getting it as 12." - This statement requires proof. If you want to say something then you need to provide the means for someone else to reproduce your results.. This also ensures you were not actually mistaken and missed something pretty obvious. Read the link and give people something they can reproduce.
    – Neil Lunn
    Nov 20 at 5:51










  • field name is missing in distinct() which might be the reason for incorrect results.
    – Farooq Khan
    Nov 20 at 6:28








2




2




"it's count value should be 9 and I am getting it as 12." - This statement requires proof. If you want to say something then you need to provide the means for someone else to reproduce your results.. This also ensures you were not actually mistaken and missed something pretty obvious. Read the link and give people something they can reproduce.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 20 at 5:51




"it's count value should be 9 and I am getting it as 12." - This statement requires proof. If you want to say something then you need to provide the means for someone else to reproduce your results.. This also ensures you were not actually mistaken and missed something pretty obvious. Read the link and give people something they can reproduce.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 20 at 5:51












field name is missing in distinct() which might be the reason for incorrect results.
– Farooq Khan
Nov 20 at 6:28




field name is missing in distinct() which might be the reason for incorrect results.
– Farooq Khan
Nov 20 at 6:28












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You didn't mention the distinct('FIELD_NAME') field name.

$query = DB::connection('mongodb')->collection('email_message')
->distinct('email_thread_id')->select("email_thread_id")
->where('email_account_id', (int)$request->email_account_id)
->where('status', "Active")->where('folder_id', "=", $folderId);
$result = $query->count();


NB:: I have just mention the field name over distinct()






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  • ok, let me check it out
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 6:45










  • it is not working, it is still gives me 12, instead of 9
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:19












  • it is not working, dear :(
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:20










  • try to use email_account_id instead of email_thread_id
    – MD. Jubair Mizan
    Nov 20 at 7:21










  • but I required distinct value of email_thread_id with mongodb
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:23











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You didn't mention the distinct('FIELD_NAME') field name.

$query = DB::connection('mongodb')->collection('email_message')
->distinct('email_thread_id')->select("email_thread_id")
->where('email_account_id', (int)$request->email_account_id)
->where('status', "Active")->where('folder_id', "=", $folderId);
$result = $query->count();


NB:: I have just mention the field name over distinct()






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  • ok, let me check it out
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 6:45










  • it is not working, it is still gives me 12, instead of 9
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:19












  • it is not working, dear :(
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:20










  • try to use email_account_id instead of email_thread_id
    – MD. Jubair Mizan
    Nov 20 at 7:21










  • but I required distinct value of email_thread_id with mongodb
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:23
















1














You didn't mention the distinct('FIELD_NAME') field name.

$query = DB::connection('mongodb')->collection('email_message')
->distinct('email_thread_id')->select("email_thread_id")
->where('email_account_id', (int)$request->email_account_id)
->where('status', "Active")->where('folder_id', "=", $folderId);
$result = $query->count();


NB:: I have just mention the field name over distinct()






share|improve this answer























  • ok, let me check it out
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 6:45










  • it is not working, it is still gives me 12, instead of 9
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:19












  • it is not working, dear :(
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:20










  • try to use email_account_id instead of email_thread_id
    – MD. Jubair Mizan
    Nov 20 at 7:21










  • but I required distinct value of email_thread_id with mongodb
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:23














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You didn't mention the distinct('FIELD_NAME') field name.

$query = DB::connection('mongodb')->collection('email_message')
->distinct('email_thread_id')->select("email_thread_id")
->where('email_account_id', (int)$request->email_account_id)
->where('status', "Active")->where('folder_id', "=", $folderId);
$result = $query->count();


NB:: I have just mention the field name over distinct()






share|improve this answer














You didn't mention the distinct('FIELD_NAME') field name.

$query = DB::connection('mongodb')->collection('email_message')
->distinct('email_thread_id')->select("email_thread_id")
->where('email_account_id', (int)$request->email_account_id)
->where('status', "Active")->where('folder_id', "=", $folderId);
$result = $query->count();


NB:: I have just mention the field name over distinct()







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answered Nov 20 at 6:13









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  • ok, let me check it out
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 6:45










  • it is not working, it is still gives me 12, instead of 9
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:19












  • it is not working, dear :(
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:20










  • try to use email_account_id instead of email_thread_id
    – MD. Jubair Mizan
    Nov 20 at 7:21










  • but I required distinct value of email_thread_id with mongodb
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:23


















  • ok, let me check it out
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 6:45










  • it is not working, it is still gives me 12, instead of 9
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:19












  • it is not working, dear :(
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:20










  • try to use email_account_id instead of email_thread_id
    – MD. Jubair Mizan
    Nov 20 at 7:21










  • but I required distinct value of email_thread_id with mongodb
    – hetal gohel
    Nov 20 at 7:23
















ok, let me check it out
– hetal gohel
Nov 20 at 6:45




ok, let me check it out
– hetal gohel
Nov 20 at 6:45












it is not working, it is still gives me 12, instead of 9
– hetal gohel
Nov 20 at 7:19






it is not working, it is still gives me 12, instead of 9
– hetal gohel
Nov 20 at 7:19














it is not working, dear :(
– hetal gohel
Nov 20 at 7:20




it is not working, dear :(
– hetal gohel
Nov 20 at 7:20












try to use email_account_id instead of email_thread_id
– MD. Jubair Mizan
Nov 20 at 7:21




try to use email_account_id instead of email_thread_id
– MD. Jubair Mizan
Nov 20 at 7:21












but I required distinct value of email_thread_id with mongodb
– hetal gohel
Nov 20 at 7:23




but I required distinct value of email_thread_id with mongodb
– hetal gohel
Nov 20 at 7:23


















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