In Unity, I’m using Realm to sync with my MongoDB database. When I try to filter the results using the following code:
var dbMatchgames = realm.All<DBMatchgame>().Where(i => i.PlayerIDs.Contains(MyApp.CurrentUser.Id));
realm.Subscriptions.Add(dbMatchgames, new SubscriptionOptions() { Name = "MyMatchgame" });
I get an error saying that the Contains method is not supported. How can I avoid downloading all the documents in a collection?
You can use the string-based query syntax:
var myUserId = MyApp.CurrentUser.Id;
var dbMatchgames = realm.All<DBMatchgame>().Filter("ANY PlayerIDs == $0", myUserId);
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