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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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Affects Version/s: 2.4.9
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Component/s: Replication
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Using mongodb 2.4.9 ( database created since 1.8.3 ).
I read an anomaly in the object count between a replicaset's primary and secondary collection; even though the secondary is not behind the Primary.
Comparing with
$ db.master.chunks.stats()
parameters | Primary | Secondary 1 | Secondary 2 |
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count | 6087983 | 6087976 | 6087983 |
Secondary 1 has 7 document more than the Primary and Secondary 2.
A reindex operation does not change that difference.
An export of all _id fields from secondary 1 produces a list that matches the number of expected objects: 6087983
What are these 7 extra objects about ? System related documents maybe ? Damaged documuments ? How do I find out ?