mongodb-.net-driver

Suppose you have the next class. It contains the systems in which the agent has worked public class AgentHistory { public ObjectId Id { get; set; } public Guid SystemId { get; set; } public Guid CampaignId { get; set; } public List<Agent> Agents { get; set; } } Now when I get a new agent I do the next thing: public override AgentHistory Save(AgentHistory agent) { if (agent == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("agent"); if (_repository.Exists(agent)) { AgentHistory dbEntity = _repository.FindById(agent.SystemId, agent.CampaignId); dbEntity.Agents.AddRange(agent.Agents); _repository

I am trying to get some random items from the database using the Sample() method. I updated to the latest version of the driver and copied the using statements from the linked example. However, something isn't working, and I am hoping it's some simple mistake on my part. All the relevant information is in the image below: Edit: Greg, I read the aggregation docs here and the raw db method doc here , but I still don't get it. Last two lines are my attempts, I have never used aggregation before: var mongoCollection = GetMongoCollection<BsonDocument>(collectionName); long[] locationIds = new long[

I need to call a MongoDB Stored JavaScript Function in C# Code. My Stored JavaScript Function GetUserInfo function() { return db.getCollection('Profession').find({}); } Execution : db.loadServerScripts(); GetUserInfo(); It returns the Collection with following documents (Here I pasted only 2 Documents, in real I'm having more than 10K Documents) { "_id" : ObjectId("575845a713d284da0ac2ee81"), "Profession_id" : "575841b313d284da0ac2ee7d", "Prof_Name" : "Chief Officer" } { "_id" : ObjectId("575845d213d284da0ac2ee82"), "Profession_id" : "575841b313d284da0ac2ee7d", "Prof_Name" : "Executive Officer

More particulary, there is a class class X { .... string Id { get; set; } } class Y : X { ObjectId MyId { get; set; } } I would like MyId to be an id for Y, i.e. to be mapped to _id. Is it possible? I get an exception after this code: var ys = database.GetCollection("ys"); ys.InsertBatch(new Y[] { new Y(), new Y()}); The exception: {"Member 'MyId' of class 'MongoTest1.Y' cannot use element name '_id' because it is already being used by member 'Id'."} Full test case: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using MongoDB.Bson; using MongoDB.Bson

How do you call the Ping command with the new C# driver 2.0? In the old driver it was available via Server.Ping() ? Also, Is there a way to find out if the server is running/responding without running the actual query? Using mongoClient.Cluster.Description.State doesn't help because it still gave the disconnected state even after the mongo server started responding. You can check the cluster's status using its Description property: var state = _client.Cluster.Description.State If you want a specific server out of that cluster you can use the Servers property: var state = _client.Cluster

I'm thinking of moving some workflow logic from C# code to stored JS in MongoDB (for example, wen a user sends a message, a bunch or records is to be created in different collections, which right now I do in C#), but I'm concerned whether I would be able to debug that JS code if things don't work correctly. There isn't a particular facility for that. One thing you could do is run some of that code in the mongo shell, which can execute exactly the same javascript as the server. The shell doesn't have a debugger but with its interactive prompt it would be much easier to try things, inspect