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// Cannot implicitly shard accessed collections because renameCollection command not supported
// on sharded collections.
// @tags: [assumes_unsharded_collection]
/* test using lots of indexes on one collection */
t = db.many;
function f() {
t.drop();
db.many2.drop();
t.save({x: 9, y: 99});
t.save({x: 19, y: 99});
x = 2;
var lastErr = null;
while (x < 70) {
patt = {};
patt[x] = 1;
if (x == 20)
patt = {x: 1};
if (x == 64)
patt = {y: 1};
lastErr = t.ensureIndex(patt);
x++;
}
assert.commandFailed(lastErr, "should have got an error 'too many indexes'");
// 40 is the limit currently
lim = t.getIndexes().length;
if (lim != 64) {
print("# of indexes should be 64 but is : " + lim);
return;
}
assert(lim == 64, "not 64 indexes");
assert(t.find({x: 9}).length() == 1, "b");
assert(t.find({y: 99}).length() == 2, "y idx");
/* check that renamecollection remaps all the indexes right */
assert(t.renameCollection("many2").ok, "rename failed");
assert(t.find({x: 9}).length() == 0, "many2a");
assert(db.many2.find({x: 9}).length() == 1, "many2b");
assert(t.find({y: 99}).length() == 0, "many2c");
assert(db.many2.find({y: 99}).length() == 2, "many2d");
}
f();
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