A cursor over query results. Returned objects are hashes.
Create a new cursor.
Note: cursors are created when executing queries using [Collection#find] and other similar methods. Application developers shouldn’t have to create cursors manually.
@return [Cursor]
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 38 def initialize(collection, opts={}) opts = opts.dup @cursor_id = opts.delete(:cursor_id) @db = collection.db @collection = collection @connection = @db.connection @logger = @connection.logger # Query selector @selector = opts.delete(:selector) || {} # Query pre-serialized bson to append @bson = @selector.delete(:bson) # Special operators that form part of $query @order = opts.delete(:order) @explain = opts.delete(:explain) @hint = opts.delete(:hint) @snapshot = opts.delete(:snapshot) @max_scan = opts.delete(:max_scan) @return_key = opts.delete(:return_key) @show_disk_loc = opts.delete(:show_disk_loc) @comment = opts.delete(:comment) @compile_regex = opts.key?(:compile_regex) ? opts.delete(:compile_regex) : true # Wire-protocol settings @fields = convert_fields_for_query(opts.delete(:fields)) @skip = opts.delete(:skip) || 0 @limit = opts.delete(:limit) || 0 @tailable = opts.delete(:tailable) @timeout = opts.key?(:timeout) ? opts.delete(:timeout) : true @options = 0 # Use this socket for the query @socket = opts.delete(:socket) @pool = opts.delete(:pool) @closed = false @query_run = false @transformer = opts.delete(:transformer) @read = opts.delete(:read) || @collection.read Mongo::ReadPreference::validate(@read) @tag_sets = opts.delete(:tag_sets) || @collection.tag_sets @acceptable_latency = opts.delete(:acceptable_latency) || @collection.acceptable_latency batch_size(opts.delete(:batch_size) || 0) @full_collection_name = "#{@collection.db.name}.#{@collection.name}" @cache = opts.delete(:first_batch) || [] @returned = 0 if(!@timeout) add_option(OP_QUERY_NO_CURSOR_TIMEOUT) end if(@read != :primary) add_option(OP_QUERY_SLAVE_OK) end if(@tailable) add_option(OP_QUERY_TAILABLE) end # If a cursor_id is provided, this is a cursor for a command if @cursor_id @command_cursor = true @query_run = true end if @collection.name =~ /^\$cmd/ || @collection.name =~ /^system/ @command = true else @command = false end @opts = opts end
Add an option to the query options bitfield.
@param opt a valid query option
@raise InvalidOperation if this method is run after the cursor has bee
iterated for the first time.
@return [Integer] the current value of the options bitfield for this cursor.
@see www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Mongo+Wire+Protocol#MongoWireProtocol-Mongo::Constants::OPQUERY
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 429 def add_option(opt) check_modifiable if exhaust?(opt) if @limit != 0 raise MongoArgumentError, "Exhaust is incompatible with limit." elsif @connection.mongos? raise MongoArgumentError, "Exhaust is incompatible with mongos." end end @options |= opt @options end
Guess whether the cursor is alive on the server.
Note that this method only checks whether we have a cursor id. The cursor may still have timed out on the server. This will be indicated in the next call to Cursor#next.
@return [Boolean]
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 123 def alive? @cursor_id && @cursor_id != 0 end
Set the batch size for server responses.
Note that the batch size will take effect only on queries where the number to be returned is greater than 100.
This can not override MongoDB’s limit on the amount of data it will return to the client. Depending on server version this can be 4-16mb.
@param [Integer] size either 0 or some integer greater than 1. If 0,
the server will determine the batch size.
@return [Cursor]
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 309 def batch_size(size=nil) return @batch_size unless size check_modifiable if size < 0 || size == 1 raise ArgumentError, "Invalid value for batch_size #{size}; must be 0 or > 1." else @batch_size = @limit != 0 && size > @limit ? @limit : size end self end
Close the cursor.
Note: if a cursor is read until exhausted (read until Mongo::Constants::OP_QUERY or Mongo::Constants::OP_GETMORE returns zero for the cursor id), there is no need to close it manually.
Note also: Collection#find takes an optional block argument which can be used to ensure that your cursors get closed.
@return [True]
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 384 def close if @cursor_id && @cursor_id != 0 message = BSON::ByteBuffer.new([0, 0, 0, 0]) message.put_int(1) message.put_long(@cursor_id) log(:debug, "Cursor#close #{@cursor_id}") @connection.send_message( Mongo::Constants::OP_KILL_CURSORS, message, :pool => @pool ) end @cursor_id = 0 @closed = true end
Is this cursor closed?
@return [Boolean]
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 403 def closed? @closed end
Get the size of the result set for this query.
@param [Boolean] skip_and_limit whether or not to take skip or limit into account.
@return [Integer] the number of objects in the result set for this query.
@raise [OperationFailure] on a database error.
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 197 def count(skip_and_limit = false) check_command_cursor command = BSON::OrderedHash["count", @collection.name, "query", @selector] if skip_and_limit command.merge!(BSON::OrderedHash["limit", @limit]) if @limit != 0 command.merge!(BSON::OrderedHash["skip", @skip]) if @skip != 0 end command.merge!(BSON::OrderedHash["fields", @fields]) response = @db.command(command, :read => @read, :comment => @comment) return response['n'].to_i if Mongo::Support.ok?(response) return 0 if response['errmsg'] == "ns missing" raise OperationFailure.new("Count failed: #{response['errmsg']}", response['code'], response) end
Iterate over each document in this cursor, yielding it to the given block, if provided. An Enumerator is returned if no block is given.
Iterating over an entire cursor will close it.
@yield passes each document to a block for processing.
@example if ‘comments’ represents a collection of comments:
comments.find.each do |doc| puts doc['user'] end
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 332 def each if block_given? || !defined?(Enumerator) while doc = self.next yield doc end else Enumerator.new do |yielder| while doc = self.next yielder.yield doc end end end end
Get the explain plan for this cursor.
@return [Hash] a document containing the explain plan for this cursor.
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 364 def explain check_command_cursor c = Cursor.new(@collection, query_options_hash.merge(:limit => -@limit.abs, :explain => true)) explanation = c.next_document c.close explanation end
Determine whether this cursor has any remaining results.
@return [Boolean]
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 186 def has_next? num_remaining > 0 end
Clean output for inspect.
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 481 def inspect "<Mongo::Cursor:0x#{object_id.to_s(16)} namespace='#{@db.name}.#{@collection.name}' " + "@selector=#{@selector.inspect} @cursor_id=#{@cursor_id}>" end
Limit the number of results to be returned by this cursor.
This method overrides any limit specified in the Collection#find method, and only the last limit applied has an effect.
@return [Integer] the current number_to_return if no parameter is given.
@raise [InvalidOperation] if this cursor has already been used.
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 243 def limit(number_to_return=nil) return @limit unless number_to_return check_modifiable if (number_to_return != 0) && exhaust? raise MongoArgumentError, "Limit is incompatible with exhaust option." end @limit = number_to_return self end
Instruct the server to abort queries after they exceed the specified wall-clock execution time.
A query that completes in under its time limit will “roll over” remaining time to the first getmore op (which will then “roll over” its remaining time to the second getmore op and so on, until the time limit is hit).
Cursors returned by successful time-limited queries will still obey the default cursor idle timeout (unless the “no cursor idle timeout” flag has been set).
@note This will only have an effect in MongoDB 2.5+
@param max_time_ms [Fixnum] max execution time (in milliseconds)
@return [Fixnum, Cursor] either the current max_time_ms or cursor
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 289 def max_time_ms(max_time_ms=nil) return @max_time_ms unless max_time_ms check_modifiable @max_time_ms = max_time_ms self end
Get the next document specified the cursor options.
@return [Hash, Nil] the next document or Nil if no documents remain.
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 130 def next if @cache.length == 0 if @query_run && exhaust? close return nil else refresh end end doc = @cache.shift if doc && (err = doc['errmsg'] || doc['$err']) # assignment code = doc['code'] || doc['assertionCode'] # If the server has stopped being the master (e.g., it's one of a # pair but it has died or something like that) then we close that # connection. The next request will re-open on master server. if err.include?("not master") @connection.close raise ConnectionFailure.new(err, code, doc) end # Handle server side operation execution timeout if code == 50 raise ExecutionTimeout.new(err, code, doc) end raise OperationFailure.new(err, code, doc) elsif doc && (write_concern_error = doc['writeConcernError']) # assignment raise WriteConcernError.new(write_concern_error['errmsg'], write_concern_error['code'], doc) end if @transformer.nil? doc else @transformer.call(doc) if doc end end
Get the query options for this Cursor.
@return [Hash]
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 464 def query_options_hash BSON::OrderedHash[ :selector => @selector, :fields => @fields, :skip => @skip, :limit => @limit, :order => @order, :hint => @hint, :snapshot => @snapshot, :timeout => @timeout, :max_scan => @max_scan, :return_key => @return_key, :show_disk_loc => @show_disk_loc, :comment => @comment ] end
Returns an integer indicating which query options have been selected.
@return [Integer]
@see www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Mongo+Wire+Protocol#MongoWireProtocol-Mongo::Constants::OPQUERY The MongoDB wire protocol.
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 413 def query_opts warn "The method Cursor#query_opts has been deprecated " + "and will removed in v2.0. Use Cursor#options instead." @options end
Remove an option from the query options bitfield.
@param opt a valid query option
@raise InvalidOperation if this method is run after the cursor has bee
iterated for the first time.
@return [Integer] the current value of the options bitfield for this cursor.
@see www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Mongo+Wire+Protocol#MongoWireProtocol-Mongo::Constants::OPQUERY
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 454 def remove_option(opt) check_modifiable @options &= ~opt @options end
Reset this cursor on the server. Cursor options, such as the query string and the values for skip and limit, are preserved.
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 172 def rewind! check_command_cursor close @cache.clear @cursor_id = nil @closed = false @query_run = false @n_received = nil true end
Skips the first number_to_skip results of this cursor. Returns the current number_to_skip if no parameter is given.
This method overrides any skip specified in the Collection#find method, and only the last skip applied has an effect.
@return [Integer]
@raise [InvalidOperation] if this cursor has already been used.
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 264 def skip(number_to_skip=nil) return @skip unless number_to_skip check_modifiable @skip = number_to_skip self end
Sort this cursor’s results.
This method overrides any sort order specified in the Collection#find method, and only the last sort applied has an effect.
@param [Symbol, Array, Hash, OrderedHash] order either 1) a key to sort by 2)
an array of [key, direction] pairs to sort by or 3) a hash of field => direction pairs to sort by. Direction should be specified as Mongo::ASCENDING (or :ascending / :asc) or Mongo::DESCENDING (or :descending / :desc)
@raise [InvalidOperation] if this cursor has already been used.
@raise [InvalidSortValueError] if the specified order is invalid.
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 228 def sort(order, direction=nil) check_modifiable order = [[order, direction]] unless direction.nil? @order = order self end
Receive all the documents from this cursor as an array of hashes.
Notes:
If you’ve already started iterating over the cursor, the array returned by this method contains only the remaining documents. See Cursor#rewind! if you need to reset the cursor.
Use of this method is discouraged - in most cases, it’s much more efficient to retrieve documents as you need them by iterating over the cursor.
@return [Array] an array of documents.
# File lib/mongo/cursor.rb, line 357 def to_a super end
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