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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Incomplete
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Priority:
Major - P3
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Affects Version/s: None
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Component/s: None
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Environment:
Prod
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Developer Tools
I am writing to bring to your attention a critical issue we have encountered with our MongoDB aggregation queries. This discrepancy is causing significant concerns with the accuracy of our data reports.
Issue Description:
- Scenario: When applying $match and $project stages in the aggregation pipeline.
- Observation: The preview count before executing the query (side view result) shows a different value compared to the actual output after running the query.
- Example:
- The side view result shows a count of 1000.
- After executing the query, the final count is 1230.
- Specifics: I used the following query within the aggregation stages:
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{{{ $match:
}}}The preview (side view result) shows a count of 2001. However, after clicking the run option, the result shows a count of 2032.
This discrepancy is misleading and affects the accuracy of our reports and data retrieval processes.
Impact:
- Incorrect Data Retrieval: The inconsistent results have led to incorrect data being reflected in our reports.
- Misleading Previews: The differing counts between preview and final execution are causing confusion and mistrust in the data.
I have raised this query previously, but it was closed without resolving the issue or providing a satisfactory explanation. It is crucial for us to understand why the preview and final execution counts are different and to ensure consistent and accurate data retrieval.
Request:
- Investigation: Please investigate this inconsistency urgently.
- Explanation: Provide a detailed explanation as to why the counts differ.
- Resolution: Offer a permanent solution to ensure accurate data retrieval in both preview and execution stages.
- Reopen the Issue: I request the previously closed query be reopened and addressed comprehensively.
Your prompt attention to this matter is highly appreciated, as it impacts our day-to-day operations and overall data integrity.
Thank you for your understanding and swift action.