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Aggregation expressions can use bothuser-defined and system variables.

Variables can hold any BSON type data.To access the value of the variable, prefix the variable name withdouble dollar signs ($$); i.e. '$$<variable>'.

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If the variable references an object, to access a specific field in theobject, use the dot notation; i.e. '$$<variable>.<field>'.

User Variables¶

User variable names can contain the ascii characters [_a-zA-Z0-9]and any non-ascii character.

User variable names must begin with a lowercase ascii letter [a-z]or a non-ascii character.

System Variables¶

MongoDB offers the following system variables:

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A variable that returns the current datetime value.NOW returns the same value for all members of thedeployment and remains the same throughout all stages of theaggregation pipeline.

CLUSTER_TIME

A variable that returns the current timestamp value.

CLUSTER_TIME is only available on replica sets andsharded clusters.

CLUSTER_TIME returns the same value for all membersof the deployment and remains the same throughout all stages ofthe pipeline.

ROOT
References the root document, i.e. the top-level document, currentlybeing processed in the aggregation pipeline stage.

References the start of the field path being processed in theaggregation pipeline stage. Unless documented otherwise, allstages start with CURRENT the same asROOT.

CURRENT is modifiable. However, since $<field>is equivalent to $$CURRENT.<field>, rebindingCURRENT changes the meaning of $ accesses.

A variable which evaluates to the missing value. Allows for theconditional exclusion of fields. In a $project, afield set to the variable REMOVE is excluded fromthe output.

For an example of its usage, see Conditionally Exclude Fields.

DESCEND
One of the allowed results of a $redact expression.
One of the allowed results of a $redact expression.
One of the allowed results of a $redact expression.

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Definition¶

$subtract
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Subtracts two numbers to return the difference, or two dates toreturn the difference in milliseconds, or a date and a number inmilliseconds to return the resulting date.

The $subtract expression has the following syntax:

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The second argument is subtracted from the first argument.

The arguments can be any valid expression as long as they resolve to numbersand/or dates. To subtract a number from a date, the date must be thefirst argument. For more information on expressions, seeExpressions.

Examples¶

Consider a sales collection with the following documents:

Subtract Numbers¶

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The following aggregation uses the $subtract expressionto compute the total by subtracting the discount from thesubtotal of price and fee.

The operation returns the following results:

Subtract Two Dates¶

The following aggregation uses the $subtract expressionto subtract $date from the current date, using the systemNOW (available starting in 4.2) and returns the difference inmilliseconds:

Alternatively, you can use the Date() for the current date:s

Both operations return documents that resemble the following:

Subtract Milliseconds from a Date¶

The following aggregation uses the $subtract expressionto subtract 5 * 60 * 1000 milliseconds (5 minutes) from the '$date'field:

The operation returns the following results:

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