$setIsSubset operator in MongoDB

Its returns true or false, $setIsSubset accepts only the two-argument expression only and returns true if all elements of first expression belongs to the second expression.

1. $setDifference treats like sets to arrays
2. $setDifference ignores the duplicates
3. $setDifference ignores the order of elements
4. $setDifference filters duplicates elements
5. $setDifference treats as an element to nested array

Syntax:

{ $setIsSubset: [ <expression1>, <expression2> ] }

Example:

{_id:1,like:["Dilip","Ashish"],comment:["Dilip","Ashish","Mamta"]} {_id:2,like:["Dilip","Ashish"],comment:["Dilip","Dilip","Ashish","Raj"]} {_id:3,like:["Dilip","Ashish"],comment:["Dilip","Mamta","Ashish"]} {_id:4,like:["Mahesh","Vipul"],comment:["Dilip","Ashish"]} {_id:6,like:["Akash"],comment:[["Ravi"]]}

Run following query

db.LikeAndComment.aggregate(    [      { $project: { like: 1, comment: 1, eleSub: { $setIsSubset: [ "$like", "$comment" ] }, _id: 0 } }    ] )

Result:

{ "like" : [ "Dilip", "Ashish" ], "comment" : [ "Dilip", "Ashish", "Mamta" ], "eleSub" : true } { "like" : [ "Dilip", "Ashish" ], "comment" : [ "Dilip", "Dilip", "Ashish", "Raj" ], "eleSub" : true } { "like" : [ "Dilip", "Ashish" ], "comment" : [ "Dilip", "Mamta", "Ashish" ], "eleSub" : true } { "like" : [ "Mahesh", "Vipul" ], "comment" : [ "Dilip", "Ashish" ], "eleSub" : false } { "like" : [ "Akash" ], "comment" : [ [ "Ravi" ] ], "eleSub" : false }