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index type. You can specify one of the following types:
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- Ascending
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- Descending
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- 2dsphere
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For example:
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- The following partial filter expression only indexes
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- documents where the ``timezone`` field exists:
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+ The following partial filter expression only indexes
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+ documents where the ``timezone`` field exists:
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- .. code-block:: js
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+ .. code-block:: js
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- { "timezone": { "$exists": true } }
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+ { "timezone": { "$exists": true } }
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- :manual:`Partial Indexes </core/index-partial/>`
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For example:
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- Consider the following wildcard projection document:
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+ Consider the following wildcard projection document:
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- .. code-block:: javascript
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+ .. code-block:: javascript
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- {
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- "product_attributes.elements" : 1,
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- "product_attributes.resistance" : 1
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- }
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+ {
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+ "product_attributes.elements" : 1,
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+ "product_attributes.resistance" : 1
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+ }
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- If your index field name is ``$**``, your index only
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- includes the values of the fields in that projection.
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+ If your index field name is ``$**``, your index only
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+ includes the values of the fields in that projection.
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- :ref:`compass-wildcard-index`
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