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db.
getLastErrorObj
(w, wtimeout, j)¶Specifies the level of write concern for confirming the success of previous write operation issued over the same connection and returns the document for that operation.
When using db.getLastErrorObj()
, clients must issue the db.getLastErrorObj()
on the same connection as the write operation they wish to confirm.
The db.getLastErrorObj()
is a mongo
shell wrapper around the getLastError
command.
Changed in version 2.6.在版本2.6中更改。A new protocol for write operations integrates write concerns with the write operations, eliminating the need for a separate db.getLastErrorObj()
. Most write methods now return the status of the write operation, including error information. In previous versions, clients typically used the db.getLastErrorObj()
in combination with a write operation to verify that the write succeeded.
The db.getLastErrorObj()
can accept the following parameters:
w |
int or string | w value. |
wtimeout |
int | |
j |
boolean | If true , wait for the next journal commit before returning, rather than waiting for a full disk flush. If mongod does not have journaling enabled, this option has no effect. If this option is enabled for a write operation, mongod will wait no more
than 1/3 of the current commitIntervalMs before writing data to the journal. |
The returned document provides error information on the previous write operation.
If the db.getLastErrorObj()
method itself encounters an error, such as an incorrect write concern value, the db.getLastErrorObj()
throws an exception.
For information on the returned document, see getLastError command.
The following example issues a db.getLastErrorObj()
operation that verifies that the preceding write operation, issued over the same connection, has propagated to at least two members of the replica set.
If the last error object is a duplicate key error, the method returns a document similar to the following:
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