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We're attempting to port over our real estate property search from SQL Server to MongoDB. Every property can have multiple listings, which we're storing directly in each record as a child array under the property like so:
When importing the properties/listings into MongoDB, we have business logic that determines a "rank" for each listing so we know which one is "preferred" and should be displayed for a given property to a certain user. It's not as simple as just setting a "isPreferred" value on each listing or using the listing with a Rank = 1 because the user executing the property search might not have access to certain listings (they're in a different MLS). I want to write a MongoDB query that does the following:
How would I go about doing this in MongoDB?