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`$var` in RESTHeart change streams can utilize dot notation to access nested properties. This allows you to specify a complex variable structure and reference its components for more flexible filtering.
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For example, if a client passes a variable as `avar={"options": {"name": "Andrea"}}`, you can access the nested property `name` using the dot notation within an aggregation stage, like this:
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For example, if a client passes a variable as `avars={"options": {"name": "Andrea"}}`, you can access the nested property `name` using the dot notation within an aggregation stage, like this:
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