Error during insert_one in database

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#1

I made a discord bot in python , now I am trying save my data on database instead of local files. I am trying to use insert_one in database but it show error . Its very basic code but dont know why this problem apper while all you tube , tutorial said its ok. My code is:

@client.command()
async def data(ctx, member:discord.Member):
    mydb=cluster["record"]
    mycol = mydb["data"]
    await ctx.send(f"checkpoint 1")
    member_id=str(member.id)
    await ctx.send(f"checkpoint 2")
    mydict = {  "_id": member_id, "name": "John", "gender": "M", "area": "US", "age": 33}
    await ctx.send(f"checkpoint 3")
    mycol.insert_one(mydict)
    await ctx.send(f"checkpoint 4")

at checkpoint 3 it works ok and print also but nextline it create error . What may be the reason? Any help will be appriciated.

#2

Hello @Shubh_Singh

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#3

Without the error message you are getting, it is very hard to tell. Please post the exact error you are getting.

#4

Thanks for you reply. It creates CommandInvokeError.
Also when I use command “find_one” it works nice when data available but when data not available in collection ( I mean different data is available not not matched with find_one) then it creates CommandInvokeError.

#5

Please post screenshot of both situations.

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#6

Thank you sir for your concern, at present I resolved my problem.

#7

Could you please share what was the root cause of your problem?

This would help others apply the same solution if the have a similar issues.

#8

Yes… My ip address was connected but when i connect it as 0.0.0.0 then it started working

#9

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at present when I use count() function to count document in any collection then it works fine but showing message to use count_documents function but when I use count_documents instead of couny() it raise error… perhaps I dont know exact syntax of count_documants

#10

If you want us to help you with that you will have to share the code so that we see how you use it. It will also be very helpful to see the exact error that is raised.

#11

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#12

This code still uses count() rather than count_document().

And please

I strongly recommend you take the MongoDB University course M220P for python.

#13

ok… do you know syntax for count_document()
I used like
cursor=user.count_document()

#14

No, but I would start by looking at the documentation:

#15

thanks… seems compatibility issue

#16

Please elaborate so that others in the same situation knows how to resolve a similar problem.

#17

While I await for your feedback on the compatibility issue you found, I went and look at the documentation I posted. It seems that you simply need to pass the empty query {} as the parameter to count_document() since this API does not have a default parameter. So now I