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Essential Features of a Field Service Management: A Comprehensive List for Development
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Essential Features of a Field Service Management: A Comprehensive List for Development Here is a list of essential functionalities for a field service management software Job scheduling and dispatch: Allow users to schedule and dispatch field service technicians to job sites, including real-time tr...
Essential Features of a Event Management Software: A Comprehensive List for Development
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Essential Features of a Event Management Software: A Comprehensive List for Development Here is a list of essential features for an Event Management Software Event creation and management: Allow users to create, plan, and manage events, including setting up registration pages, creating agendas, and...
Creating a Mongoose Schema for Storing an Array of Objects: A Real-World Example
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Creating a Mongoose Schema for Storing an Array of Objects: A Real-World Example Here's an example of storing an array of objects in a Mongoose field with a real-world example. Let's say you are creating a blog website, and you have a schema for a "Post" collection that has a field called "comments...
Storing an Array of Objects in Mongoose: A Guide
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Storing an Array of Objects in Mongoose: A Guide To store an array of objects in a Mongoose field, you can define the field as an array of a specific sub-schema. const mongoose = require('mongoose');
const subSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
name: String,
age: Number
});
const schema = new mo...
Storing an Array in a Mongoose Field: A Guide
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Storing an Array in a Mongoose Field: A Guide In Mongoose, you can store an array in a field by defining the field as an array type in your schema. For example: const mongoose = require('mongoose');
const schema = new mongoose.Schema({
myArray: [Number]
});
const MyModel = mongoose.model('MyMo...