captrunc¶

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Definition¶

captrunc¶

captrunc is a command that truncates capped collections for diagnostic and testing purposes and is not part of the stable client facing API. The command takes the following form:

{ captrunc: "<collection>", n: <integer>, inc: <true|false> }.

captrunc has the following fields:

Field	Type	Description
`captrunc`	string	The name of the collection to truncate.
`n`	integer	The number of documents to remove from the collection.
`inc`	boolean	Specifies whether to truncate the nth document.

Note

captrunc is an internal command that is not enabled by default. captrunc must be enabled by using --setParameter enableTestCommands=1 on the mongod command line. captrunc cannot be enabled during run-time.

Examples¶

The following command truncates 10 older documents from the collection records:

db.runCommand({captrunc: "records" , n: 10})

The following command truncates 100 documents and the 101st document:

db.runCommand({captrunc: "records", n: 100, inc: true})

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