Whats the best way to access/query a DB Ref: UPDATE:
users: name, groupref : {$ref:"groups",$id:"ObjectId ..." } }
groups: name, topic, country,...,..
Assumption is that user belongs to only one group, how would I get all users for a group whose country starts with the letter A ? Country is a string.
Also, how would it change if users belonegd to more than 1 group.
Assuming "user" is in the collection "users" and "group" is in the collection "groups":
db.users.find({groupref : {$ref : "groups", $id : group._id}})
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