WITHIN
Syntax
WITHIN key [CURSOR start] [LIMIT count] [MATCH pattern] [WHERE field min max ...] [WHEREIN field count value [value...] ...] [WHEREEVAL script numargs arg [arg...] ...] [WHEREEVALSHA sha1 numargs arg [arg...] ...] [NOFIELDS] [FENCE] [DETECT what] [COMMANDS which] [COUNT|IDS|OBJECTS|POINTS|BOUNDS|(HASHES precision)] (GET key id)|(BOUNDS minlat minlon maxlat maxlon)|(OBJECT geojson)|(CIRCLE lat lon meters)|(TILE x y z)|(QUADKEY quadkey)|(HASH geohash)|(SECTOR lat lon meters bearing1 bearing2)
Description
WITHIN searches a collection for objects that are fully contained inside of a specified bounding area.
WITHIN and INTERSECTS have identical syntax. The only difference between the two is that WITHIN returns objects that are contained inside an area, and intersects returns objects that are contained or intersects an area.
This command has many options, but at it’s most simplest it may appear like.
WITHIN fleet BOUNDS 33.462 -112.268 33.491 -112.245
Above is a search around the rectangle with the southwestern point 33.462,-112.268 and the northeastern point 33.491,-112.245. A list of all objects that are fully contained inside the rectangle are returned.
Search Options
For a complete list of search options please see the INTERSECTS command.
Output Formats
For a complete list of output formats please see the INTERSECTS command.
Area Formats
For a complete list of area formats please see the INTERSECTS command.