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[06:39:57] <kqr> hello nice folks! I accidentally started running a few very expensive queries on a MongoDB database. they have been pegging the computer CPU at 100% for a couple of days now, and since Mongo is now too slow to respond to anything else, it's starting to become a nuisance. what's the best way to deal with that?

[06:42:50] <kqr> I should probably be more specific: these are statements that copy a lot of data, not queries for existing data. I/O seems relatively low, so my best guess is that it's about lock contention or something, but I don't know Mongo well enough to know for sure.

[06:43:21] <kqr> I don't care *that* much about the data I'm creating with the copying statements, but I would like to preserve as much as possible of the data that existed before those – without having to resort to restoring backups.

[11:45:41] <av_> quick question: Is it possible to merge two or more objects using aggregate? I have duplicate records and I was hoping if it is possible to merge them

[11:46:24] <av_> they are in same collection

[12:02:23] <Metheny> does anyone work with the mongo-db c# driver and knows where i can get the driver symbols (pdb's)?

[12:02:38] <Metheny> (without building the sources)

[15:13:02] <GothAlice> Quick question; when did MongoDB Inc. abandon this channel? My Google-fu on the mongodb-user mailing list was too weak to find back any references.