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  2. SERVER-92371

Read commands on non-existing collections return different results with Namespace or UUID

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      Start up a replica set and run the following commands, the first will return ok but an empty set of documents and the second will throw NamespaceNotFound.

      db.runCommand({find: "foo"})

      db.runCommand({find: UUID()})

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      Start up a replica set and run the following commands, the first will return ok but an empty set of documents and the second will throw NamespaceNotFound. db.runCommand({find: "foo"}) db.runCommand({find: UUID()})

      When running a find command on a collection that does not exist, we typically return an ok result with an empty set of documents. However, if this query is done via uuid rather than namespace, we will return NamespaceNotFound.

       

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            allison.easton@mongodb.com Allison Easton
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