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#mongodb logs for Sunday the 30th of March, 2014
[05:39:56] <AlecTaylor> How should I work with schemaless NoSQL? - Develop an ORM/ODM; use this REST design (http://programmers.stackexchange.com/q/234191) or some other method?
[11:25:52] <ernetas> My cluster consists of 2 shards, each of which I want to have a separate replica set.
[11:26:21] <ernetas> So I did rs.initiate, configured everything casually. The same operations worked well with other databases.
[11:26:47] <ernetas> But with these 2 shards, I can't seem to add a replica. Somewhere 5-6 hours into initial sync, I get:
[11:30:36] <ernetas> Pretty much the same on another shard secondary - https://gist.github.com/ernetas/9871469
[15:26:48] <mylord> lost conx, did anyone answer this $size question? http://hastebin.com/tolavoyewa.sm
[15:29:33] <mylord> cheeser: i’m trying to see if there are any turnys that have as many users as seats, if so, i’ll need to make another turny
[15:29:47] <mylord> I also have this problem: anyone know how to fix this new Date() problem going from node to mongo http://hastebin.com/midutegiqu.vbs
[15:30:51] <cheeser> i'm not a node user but why not just pass the date directly in to the query builder?
[15:38:51] <mylord> query builder? main problem is mongo, at leat from console, doesn’t like quotes around the “new Date(xyz)”, and I don’t know how to remove that
[15:41:04] <stefuNz> Hello. How can i delete everything from a collection, but not the 1000 last inserted documents? unfortunately, capped collections are not an option, because i need to update and resize the documents.
[15:46:06] <mylord> cheeser: can you spell out the line i should use, to speed up this newbie quest?
[15:46:53] <mylord> cheeser: what exactly can i type into the mongo shell to achive this? db.turnys.find( { users:{$size:seats } } )
[16:00:54] <mylord> is it safe to send users mongodb _id from users db/collection as later identifier?
[16:35:14] <mylord> db.turnys.find({"gId":ObjectId(“123”),”rMin":{"$lte":1000},"rMax":{"$lte":1000}})
[17:14:59] <LoneStar99> need to fetch all from a collection, code working in php, now need for node.js --> need simple with a simple --> collection.find() -> working code in php --> http://pastebin.com/UbxSMzWq
[18:42:14] <ernetas> Could anyone explain to me why mongod feels like it should set itself as primary when it looses connection to a secondary, which has a priority of 0 and hidden set to true? It's unreasonable.
[19:45:18] <cheeser> LoneStar99: is that the node driver? i'm guessing it's because that console.log(item); bit should be between your callback's {}
[20:08:04] <rkgarcia> and LoneStar99 do you have a field called "53180f903336131cc4e8cddd" with a value "count_property"
[20:08:32] <rkgarcia> ernetas: you have troubles with the primary and the members are setting the new primary
[20:09:51] <ernetas> What do you mean the members are setting the new primary? That's a 2 node replica set. The other node is priority 0, hidden true.
[20:10:07] <LoneStar99> rkgarcia: nope so could it be {'count_property' : '53180f903336131cc4e8cddd'); ??
[20:12:59] <ernetas> https://gist.github.com/ernetas/9878989 from primary, https://gist.github.com/ernetas/9878937 from secondary.
[20:23:08] <rkgarcia> and your logs says "Sun Mar 30 22:55:03.632 [rsHealthPoll] replSet member backup:20002 is now in state DOWN"
[20:26:18] <mbroadst> hey I'm using the mongo native node module to stream some results into an expressjs response via: collection.find(..).stream().pipe(JSONStream.stringify).pipe(response). It works just fine the first time, but subsequent requests fail. Anyone done something like this before?
[20:27:04] <garbagegod> doing an update works, but the rest of the document is deleted except the field I update