// Disallow $ in field names var res; t = db.jstest_updateh t.drop() t.insert( {x:1} ) res = t.update( {x:1}, {$set: {y:1}} ) // ok assert.writeOK( res ) res = t.update( {x:1}, {$set: {$z:1}} ) // not ok assert.writeError( res ) res = t.update( {x:1}, {$set: {'a.$b':1}} ) // not ok assert.writeError( res ) res = t.update( {x:1}, {$inc: {$z:1}} ) // not ok assert.writeError( res ) res = t.update( {x:1}, {$pushAll: {$z:[1,2,3]}} ) // not ok assert.writeError( res ) //Second section t.drop() t.save( {_id:0, n: 0} ) // Test that '$' cannot be the first character in a field. // SERVER-7150 res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: { $x: 1 }}); assert.writeError(res); res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: { $$$: 1 }}); assert.writeError(res); res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: { "sneaky.$x": 1 }}); assert.writeError(res); res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: { "secret.agent$.$x": 1 }}); assert.writeError(res); res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: { "secret.agent$": 1 }}); assert.writeOK(res); t.save( {_id:0, n: 0} ) // Test that you cannot update database references into top level fields // Enable after SERVER-14252 fixed: currently validation does not catch DBRef // fields at the top level for update and will not cause an error here //res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: {$ref: "1", $id: 1, $db: "1"}}); //assert.writeError(res); //res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: {$ref: "1", $id: 1}}); //assert.writeError(res); // SERVER-11241: Validation used to allow any DBRef field name as a prefix // thus allowing things like $idXXX res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: { $reffoo: 1 }}); assert.writeError(res); res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: { $idbar: 1 }}); assert.writeError(res); res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: { $dbbaz: 1 }}); assert.writeError(res); // Test that '$id', '$db', and '$ref' are acceptable field names in // the correct case ( subdoc) // SERVER-3231 res = t.update({ n: 0 }, { $set: { 'x.$ref': '1', 'x.$id': 1, 'x.$db': '1' }}); assert.writeOK(res); t.save( {_id:0, n: 0} ) // Test that '$' can occur elsewhere in a field name. // SERVER-7557 res = t.update({n: 0 }, { $set: { ke$sha: 1 }}); assert.writeOK(res); t.save( {_id:0, n: 0} ) res = t.update({n: 0 }, { $set: { more$$moreproblem$: 1 }}); assert.writeOK(res); t.save( {_id:0, n: 0} )