ShardThinksCollectionIsUnsharded

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Example

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Description

ShardThinksCollectionIsUnsharded: A shard thinks a sharded collection is unsharded.
New in version 7.0.

Format

{
   type: "ShardThinksCollectionIsUnsharded",
   description: "<string>",
   details: {
      namespace: "<string>",
      collectionUUID: <string>,
      shard: {<document>}
   }
}

ShardThinksCollectionIsUnsharded inconsistency documents contain the following fields:

Field	Type	Description
`type`	string	Type of inconsistency document. Returns a value of `ShardThinksCollectionIsUnsharded` for this inconsistency type.
`description`	string	Describes the nature of the inconsistency found in the metadata.
`details`	document	Document with additional information on where the inconsistency exists in the database and sharded cluster.
`details.namespace`	string	Indicates the database and collection where the inconsistency exists.
`details.collectionUUID`	UUID	UUID of the collection.
`details.shard`	document	The shard where the inconsistency exists.

Example

Use the db.adminCommand() method to call the checkMetadataConsistency command:

db.adminCommand( { checkMetadataConsistency: 1 } )

The method returns a cursor with a batch of documents showing the inconsistencies found in the sharding metadata. The example below shows a cursor with a ShardThinksCollectionIsUnsharded inconsistency document:

{
   cursor: {
      id: Long("0"),
      ns: "test.$cmd.aggregate",
      firstBatch: [
         {
            type: "ShardThinksCollectionIsUnsharded",
            description: "Shard thinks collection is unsharded while instead is currently sharded",
            details: {
               namespace: "test.authors",
               collectionUUID: new UUID("8c83ea89-ab6b-4ae4-91ab-813cf781284d"),
               shard: "shard-rs0"
             }
          }
      ],
   },
   ok: 1
}

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