Well , i'm going to set up my mongo db schema for a little site, what i need is to reproduce this schema into mongo db collections:
product
-> tag1
->child_tag1
->child_tag2
-> tag2
->child_tag1
->child_tag2
-> tag3
->child_tag1
->child_tag2
which is the best way to reproduce this schema with mongo ?
For sure i need to be able to change a tag or child tag without update all collection objects :) [EDITED]
Well cause of i know my question is not so clear, i need to clarify that i'm trying converting a mysql db site onto a mongoDb site.
So i have 4 tables in mysql:
products
id(AUTO) | product_name | qty
1 biscuits 34
2 limonade 29
tags
id(AUTO) | tag_name
1 sugar
2 eggs
3 vitamine C
tags_childs
id(AUTO) | id_tag | tag_child_name
1 1 glucouse
2 2 protein
3 2 chicken
products_tags
id_product | id_tag | id_tag_child
1 1 NULL
1 1 1
1 2 3
2 3 NULL
so i use products_tags table to join over 4 tables (and this is why heating joins i'm switching to mongoDb :))
so i can reproduce this scenario with mongodb collections and objects?
thx :)
Just wanted to make sure I'm understanding what your above document shows; essentially Many Products can have Many Tags, and Tags can have children under them (Coding tag -> Php is child tag of Coding).
With that being my understanding of the above question here's how I would structure your Mongo Collections:
Products Collection:
The list of TagIds would be the Unique Identifiers which mongoDB automatically assigns to each of the new fields created.. see here
From there I'd create a Tags Collection:
Then if your tag had a child:
For this Parent / Child relationship you can read a bit more about it from this excellent mongo resource located here: Mongo Book - Page 16 starting with No Joins.
Good Luck!