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Hi,
To search several field values you can use the following syntax:code{"Maker" : {$in: ["Samsung", "Nokia", "Sony"]} }/code
To search in several fields you should use commas:code{"Maker" : {$in: ["Samsung", "Nokia", "Sony"]}, Model: "Galaxy SIII" }/code
Hello,
We have non-relational database therefore this request is impossible yet.
Wow could you answer be anymore useless??
How about a couple suggestions then on how to architect the data in the database
Let's try and stay constructive in this forum.
We use MongoDB in the backend, thus a tradition SQL query will not always work. Here is more information on how to do a query with a pointer: http://docs.tiggzi.com/documentation/...
I try to do it but does not work for me 
Hi There,
in a DB field named "countryName", I am looking for the country "Zambia" but I don't want to key all of the Zambia word.
I thought it would work with {"countryName":{"$in":["Zam"]}}
but nothing comes out.
I must have mis understood the operator '$in' .
may I ask you for the proper operator is any ?
many thks in advance,
Eric
Hi There (again) 
forget my question above ... I found the proper operator.
for those who could be interested
{"countryName": { $regex: "Zam" } }
more to find out on
http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/refere...
enjoy your wknd !
Eric
Hello Eric,
Thank you for the update!
\""Nokia\""]}} ' "" ; .. data: encodeURI(JSON.stringify(whereClause))
\""Nokia\""]}} ' "" ; "