/* Tests count and distinct using slaveOk. Also tests a scenario querying a set * where only one secondary is up. */ var st = new ShardingTest( testName = "countSlaveOk", numShards = 1, verboseLevel = 0, numMongos = 1, { rs : true, rs0 : { nodes : 2 } }) var rst = st._rs[0].test // Insert data into replica set var conn = new Mongo( st.s.host ) conn.setLogLevel( 3 ) var coll = conn.getCollection( "test.countSlaveOk" ) coll.drop() for( var i = 0; i < 300; i++ ){ coll.insert( { i : i % 10 } ) } var connA = conn var connB = new Mongo( st.s.host ) var connC = new Mongo( st.s.host ) // Make sure the writes get through, otherwise we can continue to error these one-at-a-time coll.getDB().getLastError() st.printShardingStatus() // Wait for client to update itself and replication to finish rst.awaitReplication() var primary = rst.getPrimary() var sec = rst.getSecondary() // Data now inserted... stop the master, since only two in set, other will still be secondary rst.stop( rst.getMaster(), undefined, true ) printjson( rst.status() ) // Wait for the mongos to recognize the slave ReplSetTest.awaitRSClientHosts( conn, sec, { ok : true, secondary : true } ) // Make sure that mongos realizes that primary is already down ReplSetTest.awaitRSClientHosts( conn, primary, { ok : false }); // Need to check slaveOk=true first, since slaveOk=false will destroy conn in pool when // master is down conn.setSlaveOk() // count using the command path assert.eq( 30, coll.find({ i : 0 }).count() ) // count using the query path assert.eq( 30, coll.find({ i : 0 }).itcount() ); assert.eq( 10, coll.distinct("i").length ) try { conn.setSlaveOk( false ) // Should throw exception, since not slaveOk'd coll.find({ i : 0 }).count() print( "Should not reach here!" ) printjson( coll.getDB().getLastError() ) assert( false ) } catch( e ){ print( "Non-slaveOk'd connection failed." ) } // Finish st.stop()