I need to query against many fields inside my documents, and I got the idea of instead of having to index (or compound index) the fields I need, to concatenate the relevant data that needs to be searchable inside a single text field in the document and search against it. Bad or good idea?
Possible example with indexes (or compound indexes)
{
name: "john",
last: "doe,
city: "new york",
likes: ["pizza", "ice cream"],
}
Possible example with a single index on a text field:
{
name: "john",
last: "doe,
city: "new york",
likes: "pizza",
search: "john doe new york pizza ice cream",
}
It all depends on your data retrieval pattern from db of your application. If you have a lot of text (paragraphs of text) to be searched, full text search is a good idea. If it is few, better to stick to a array of texts approach.
However, keep in mind that only one full text search field allowed within a single collection.
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