monger.command
Provides convenience functions for performing most commonly used MongoDB commands.
For a lower-level API that gives maximum flexibility, see monger.core/command. To use
MongoDB 2.2 Aggregation Framework, see monger.collection/aggregate.
Related documentation guides:
Provides convenience functions for performing most commonly used MongoDB commands. For a lower-level API that gives maximum flexibility, see `monger.core/command`. To use MongoDB 2.2 Aggregation Framework, see `monger.collection/aggregate`. Related documentation guides: * http://clojuremongodb.info/articles/commands.html * http://clojuremongodb.info/articles/aggregation.html * http://clojuremongodb.info/articles/mapreduce.html
admin-commandclj
(admin-command m)Executes a command on the admin database
Executes a command on the admin database
compactclj
(compact collection)(compact database collection)Rewrites and defragments a single collection using the compact command. This also forces all indexes on the collection to be rebuilt
Rewrites and defragments a single collection using the compact command. This also forces all indexes on the collection to be rebuilt
convert-to-cappedclj
(convert-to-capped collection size)(convert-to-capped database collection size)Converts an existing, non-capped collection to a capped collection using the convertToCapped command
Converts an existing, non-capped collection to a capped collection using the convertToCapped command
empty-cappedclj
(empty-capped collection)(empty-capped database collection)Removes all documents from a capped collection using the emptycapped command
Removes all documents from a capped collection using the emptycapped command
reindex-collectionclj
(reindex-collection collection)(reindex-collection database collection)Forces an existing collection to be reindexed using the reindexCollection command
Forces an existing collection to be reindexed using the reindexCollection command
rename-collectionclj
(rename-collection from to)(rename-collection database from to)Changes the name of an existing collection using the renameCollection command
Changes the name of an existing collection using the renameCollection command
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