I'm building a taskmanagment application, where only admin can delete user. when admin delete a user, I want to assign deleted users task to the his assignby user.
{
_id: new ObjectId("63bad43ee5d01d4cc13d58b2"),
title: 'Test task',
completed: false,
urgent: false,
assignedBy: new ObjectId("63afc89d7e3da6e5d996d415"), // ex: john
asignTo: new ObjectId("63bac632f2f1830832d229a4"), // ex: devid
__v: 0
}
when I delete devid user from the db I want to assign his task to the john and save the task
{
_id: new ObjectId("63bad43ee5d01d4cc13d58b2"),
title: 'Test task',
completed: false,
urgent: false,
assignedBy: new ObjectId("63afc89d7e3da6e5d996d415"), // ex: john
asignTo: new ObjectId("63afc89d7e3da6e5d996d415"), // ex: john
__v: 0
}
CodePudding user response:
I think you are looking for transactions to avoid loss data.
So you can try somethig like (not real code):
const updateAndDelete = async (userToRemove) => {
const session = await db.startSession()
try {
session.startTransaction();
const user = await User.findById(userToRemove, {session: session})
const {assignedBy} = user
await user.remove({session: session})
await Task.updateMany({asignTo: userToRemove}, {asignTo: assignedBy}, {session: session})
await session.commitTransaction();
} catch(e) {
await session.abortTransaction();
}
session.endSession();
}
If everything is ok, you commit the transaction and all changes are saved (also you can add some if
an thorw an exception if you want), otherwise you can do a rollback and there is not any data loss.