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Minor grammar fixed in database-references.txt
Using logical quotes.
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.. default-domain:: mongodb
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MongoDB does not support joins. In MongoDB some data is
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"denormalized," or stored with related data in :term:`documents
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"denormalized", or stored with related data in :term:`documents
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<document>` to remove the need for joins. However, in some cases it
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makes sense to store related information in separate documents,
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typically in different collections or databases.
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links between documents if your database must interact with
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multiple frameworks and tools.
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Unless you have a compelling reason for using a DBRef use manual
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Unless you have a compelling reason for using a DBRef, use manual
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references.
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.. [#official-driver] Some community supported drivers may have
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DBRefs are a convention for representing a :term:`document`, rather
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than a specific reference "type." They include the name of the
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than a specific reference "type". They include the name of the
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collection, and in some cases the database, in addition to the
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value from the ``_id`` field.
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.. note::
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The order of fields in the DBRef matter, and you must use the above
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The order of fields in the DBRef matters, and you must use the above
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sequence when using a DBRef.
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