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Type: Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Priority: Major - P3
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None
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Affects Version/s: None
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Component/s: mongodump, mongorestore
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TAR 2024-09-02, TAR 2024-09-16
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3
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Tools and Replicator
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49
Problem Statement/Rationale
The server replaces Timestamp(0,0) with the current time when clients insert Timestamp(0,0). Updates and inserts, however, can actually store Timestamp(0,0).
Due to the discrepancy between the way Timestamp(0,0) is handled in updates and inserts, mongorestore will replace Timestamp(0,0) values with the current time.
Steps to Reproduce
- On the source cluster, insert a timestamp value and then update it to Timestamp(0,0)
- Use mongodump to take a dump of the source cluster
- Use mongorestore to restore the dump to the destination cluster
- Check the destination cluster and verify that Timestamp(0,0) was not correctly migrated
Expected Results
Timestamp(0,0) is properly restored
Actual Results
Timestamp(0,0) is restored as the current time
Acceptance criteria
Use the change from the server to fix this for 5.0+, and do nothing for earlier. File and get a DOCSP ticket prioritized to call it out as a limitation for mongorestore on server versions 4.4 and earlier.
- depends on
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GODRIVER-3370 Allow passing bypassEmptyTsReplacement via BulkWrite
- Backlog
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SERVER-88750 Add "bypassEmptyTsReplacement" param to insert, update, findAndModify, and bulkWrite
- Closed