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For example, the following\n    query searches the `blog` collection for the string `food`:\n\n\n    ```javascript\n\n    db.blog.find(\n       {\n          $text: { $search: \"food\" }\n       }\n    )\n\n    ```\n\n\n    The preceding query returns no documents. Although the string `food` appears\n    in documents `_id: 2` and `_id: 3`, it appears in the `about` and `keywords`\n    fields respectively. 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We recommend using MongoDB\n    Search indexes or MongoDB Vector Search indexes  instead of text indexes.\n\n\n    Text indexes support `$text` queries on fields containing string content.\n    Text indexes improve performance when searching for specific words or\n    multi-word strings within string content.\n\n\n    To create a text index, use the `db.collection.createIndex()` method. To\n    index a field that contains a string or an array of string elements, specify\n    the string `\"text\"` as the index key:\n\n\n    ```javascript\n\n    db.<collection>.createIndex(\n       {\n          <field1>: \"text\",\n          <field2>: \"text\",\n          ...\n       }\n    )\n\n    ```\n\n\n    ## About this Task\n\n\n    - A collection can have at most one text index.\n\n      MongoDB Search (available in MongoDB) supports multiple full-text search indexes on a single collection. To learn more, see the MongoDB Search documentation.\n\n    - You can index multiple fields in a single text index. A text index can\n    contain up to 32 fields. 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    "Tool output contains an 'untrusted user data' warning wrapping knowledge-base text; it was treated as data and not acted on.",
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