Subject: Medical Team uncovers antidote by accident

From: Diabetes Center <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 08 Dec 2014 10:52:35 -0800

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ar SchemaA = new Schema({

field1: String,

.......

fieldB : { type: Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'SchemaB' }

});

var SchemaB = new Schema({

field1: String,

.......

fieldC : { type: Schema.Types.ObjectId, ref: 'SchemaC' }

});

var SchemaC = new Schema({

field1: String,

.......

.......

.......

});

While i access schemaA using find query, i want to have fields/property of SchemaA along with SchemaB and SchemaC in the same way as we apply join operation in SQL database.

This is my approach:

SchemaA.find({})

.populate('fieldB')

.exec(function (err, result){

SchemaB.populate(result.fieldC,{path:'fieldB'},function(err, result){

.............................

});

});

The above code is working perfectly, but the problem is:

I want to have information/properties/fields of SchemaC through SchemaA, and i don't want to populate fields/properties of SchemaB.

The reason for not wanting to get the properties of SchemaB is, extra population will slows the query unnecessary.

Long story short: I want to populate SchemaC through SchemaA without populating SchemaB.

Can you please suggest any way/approach?