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  1. Core Server
  2. SERVER-2064

$sysdate for inserts/updates

    • Type: Icon: New Feature New Feature
    • Resolution: Duplicate
    • Priority: Icon: Minor - P4 Minor - P4
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      I would like to ask for the following feature:

      on inserts/updates I would like to have a "placeholder" like "$sysdate" as argument, telling the database engine to replace the "$sysdate-placeholder" by the current database UTC before putting it in the internal mongodb queue.

      e.g.: db.coll.insert(

      {"tx":"test string","timestamp":$sysdate}

      )

      The advantage would be that one can be sure that sorting by the timestamp of the document field results in the 100% sortorder of insertion; if I insert data from different machines, I have no guarantee about the insertion sortorder in the internal queue of MongoDB for persisting ( depending on the application delay for "getting the data and pushing it to mongodb" ).

      Thank you for taking this into consideration,ยด

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            Reporter:
            chr1st0ph Christoph Preissner
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