$match stage is not giving any output in MongoDB aggregation












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I need to print the documents with more than the average of one field in the same collection.



In the aggregation pipeline, I am not getting the avg_pmnt parameter available to $match stage (next stage)



For the following code



db.payments.aggregate([
{$group: {
"_id":1,
"avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
"AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
} },
{$unwind: "$AMNT"},
{$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
])


I am getting the following output:



{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 14191 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 32642 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 33348 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 45864 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 82261 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 7565 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 44895 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 19502 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 47924 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 49524 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 50219 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 1491 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 17876 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 34638 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 101245 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 85411 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 11044 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 83598 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 6067 }
{ "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 14571 }


Type "it" for more



But I want to filter them



so, I tried this:



db.payments.aggregate([
{$group: {
"_id":1,
"avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
"AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
} },
{$unwind: "$AMNT"},
{$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
{$match: {AMNT: {$gt: "$avg_pmnt"} }}
])


For which I am not getting any documents (empty set).



I also tried



db.payments.aggregate([
{$group: {
"_id":1,
"avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
"AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
} },
{$unwind: "$AMNT"},
{$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
{$match: {AMNT: {$gt: 1} }}
])


for which I am getting all the documents as the condition satisfies for every document.










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    I need to print the documents with more than the average of one field in the same collection.



    In the aggregation pipeline, I am not getting the avg_pmnt parameter available to $match stage (next stage)



    For the following code



    db.payments.aggregate([
    {$group: {
    "_id":1,
    "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
    "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
    } },
    {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
    {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
    ])


    I am getting the following output:



    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 14191 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 32642 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 33348 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 45864 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 82261 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 7565 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 44895 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 19502 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 47924 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 49524 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 50219 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 1491 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 17876 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 34638 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 101245 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 85411 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 11044 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 83598 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 6067 }
    { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 14571 }


    Type "it" for more



    But I want to filter them



    so, I tried this:



    db.payments.aggregate([
    {$group: {
    "_id":1,
    "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
    "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
    } },
    {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
    {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
    {$match: {AMNT: {$gt: "$avg_pmnt"} }}
    ])


    For which I am not getting any documents (empty set).



    I also tried



    db.payments.aggregate([
    {$group: {
    "_id":1,
    "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
    "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
    } },
    {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
    {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
    {$match: {AMNT: {$gt: 1} }}
    ])


    for which I am getting all the documents as the condition satisfies for every document.










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      2







      I need to print the documents with more than the average of one field in the same collection.



      In the aggregation pipeline, I am not getting the avg_pmnt parameter available to $match stage (next stage)



      For the following code



      db.payments.aggregate([
      {$group: {
      "_id":1,
      "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
      "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
      } },
      {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
      {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
      ])


      I am getting the following output:



      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 14191 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 32642 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 33348 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 45864 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 82261 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 7565 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 44895 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 19502 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 47924 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 49524 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 50219 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 1491 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 17876 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 34638 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 101245 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 85411 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 11044 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 83598 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 6067 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 14571 }


      Type "it" for more



      But I want to filter them



      so, I tried this:



      db.payments.aggregate([
      {$group: {
      "_id":1,
      "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
      "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
      } },
      {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
      {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
      {$match: {AMNT: {$gt: "$avg_pmnt"} }}
      ])


      For which I am not getting any documents (empty set).



      I also tried



      db.payments.aggregate([
      {$group: {
      "_id":1,
      "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
      "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
      } },
      {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
      {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
      {$match: {AMNT: {$gt: 1} }}
      ])


      for which I am getting all the documents as the condition satisfies for every document.










      share|improve this question















      I need to print the documents with more than the average of one field in the same collection.



      In the aggregation pipeline, I am not getting the avg_pmnt parameter available to $match stage (next stage)



      For the following code



      db.payments.aggregate([
      {$group: {
      "_id":1,
      "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
      "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
      } },
      {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
      {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
      ])


      I am getting the following output:



      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 14191 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 32642 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 33348 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 45864 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 82261 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 7565 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 44895 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 19502 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 47924 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 49524 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 50219 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 1491 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 17876 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 34638 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 101245 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 85411 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 11044 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 83598 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 6067 }
      { "_id" : 1, "avg_pmnt" : 32431.65567765568, "AMNT" : 14571 }


      Type "it" for more



      But I want to filter them



      so, I tried this:



      db.payments.aggregate([
      {$group: {
      "_id":1,
      "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
      "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
      } },
      {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
      {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
      {$match: {AMNT: {$gt: "$avg_pmnt"} }}
      ])


      For which I am not getting any documents (empty set).



      I also tried



      db.payments.aggregate([
      {$group: {
      "_id":1,
      "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"},
      "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"}
      } },
      {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
      {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
      {$match: {AMNT: {$gt: 1} }}
      ])


      for which I am getting all the documents as the condition satisfies for every document.







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          you can also use $redact to compare within the same document fields and filter the documents



          db.payments.aggregate([ 
          {$group: { "_id":1, "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"}, "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"} } },
          {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
          {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
          {$redact :{$cond : [{$gt: ["$AMNT", "$avg_pmnt" ]},"$$DESCEND","$$PRUNE"]}}
          ])





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            You should use $expr as you're trying to compare two fields inside of $match stage



            db.payments.aggregate([ 
            {$group: { "_id":1, "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"}, "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"} } },
            {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
            {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
            {$match: { $expr: { $gt: [ "$AMNT", "$avg_pmnt" ] } } }
            ])





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            you can also use $redact to compare within the same document fields and filter the documents



            db.payments.aggregate([ 
            {$group: { "_id":1, "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"}, "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"} } },
            {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
            {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
            {$redact :{$cond : [{$gt: ["$AMNT", "$avg_pmnt" ]},"$$DESCEND","$$PRUNE"]}}
            ])





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              you can also use $redact to compare within the same document fields and filter the documents



              db.payments.aggregate([ 
              {$group: { "_id":1, "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"}, "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"} } },
              {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
              {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
              {$redact :{$cond : [{$gt: ["$AMNT", "$avg_pmnt" ]},"$$DESCEND","$$PRUNE"]}}
              ])





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                you can also use $redact to compare within the same document fields and filter the documents



                db.payments.aggregate([ 
                {$group: { "_id":1, "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"}, "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"} } },
                {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
                {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
                {$redact :{$cond : [{$gt: ["$AMNT", "$avg_pmnt" ]},"$$DESCEND","$$PRUNE"]}}
                ])





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                you can also use $redact to compare within the same document fields and filter the documents



                db.payments.aggregate([ 
                {$group: { "_id":1, "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"}, "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"} } },
                {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
                {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
                {$redact :{$cond : [{$gt: ["$AMNT", "$avg_pmnt" ]},"$$DESCEND","$$PRUNE"]}}
                ])






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                    You should use $expr as you're trying to compare two fields inside of $match stage



                    db.payments.aggregate([ 
                    {$group: { "_id":1, "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"}, "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"} } },
                    {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
                    {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
                    {$match: { $expr: { $gt: [ "$AMNT", "$avg_pmnt" ] } } }
                    ])





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                    You should use $expr as you're trying to compare two fields inside of $match stage



                    db.payments.aggregate([ 
                    {$group: { "_id":1, "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"}, "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"} } },
                    {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
                    {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
                    {$match: { $expr: { $gt: [ "$AMNT", "$avg_pmnt" ] } } }
                    ])





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                      – Anjan Kailash
                      19 hours ago














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                    You should use $expr as you're trying to compare two fields inside of $match stage



                    db.payments.aggregate([ 
                    {$group: { "_id":1, "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"}, "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"} } },
                    {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
                    {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
                    {$match: { $expr: { $gt: [ "$AMNT", "$avg_pmnt" ] } } }
                    ])





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                    You should use $expr as you're trying to compare two fields inside of $match stage



                    db.payments.aggregate([ 
                    {$group: { "_id":1, "avg_pmnt": {$avg: "$AMOUNT"}, "AMNT": {$push: "$AMOUNT"} } },
                    {$unwind: "$AMNT"},
                    {$project: {avg_pmnt: "$avg_pmnt", AMNT: "$AMNT"}},
                    {$match: { $expr: { $gt: [ "$AMNT", "$avg_pmnt" ] } } }
                    ])






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                    • Thank you. Actually, I am new to MongoDB.
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                    • Thank you. Actually, I am new to MongoDB.
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                      19 hours ago
















                    Thank you. Actually, I am new to MongoDB.
                    – Anjan Kailash
                    19 hours ago




                    Thank you. Actually, I am new to MongoDB.
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