- rs.add("")
- replicaSetAdd("")
- rs.insert("")
- replica.add("")
- restore
- backup
- mongobackup
- mongodump
- db.citizens.select('WHERE age >= 21')
- db.citizens.select('age >= 21')
- db.citizens.select('WHERE age >= 21')
- db.citizens.select({age: {$gte: 21}})
- data
- documents
- fields
- rows
- getDateTime(_id)
- _id.createDate()
- _id.getTimestamp()
- _id.getDateTime()
- myCursor.hasNext()
- myCursor.sort()
- myCursor.next()
- myCursor.find()
- db.users.find({_id: 1})
- db.users.seek({_id: 1})
- db.users.query({_id: 1})
- db.query.users({_id: 1})
-
--type jsonArray
-
--json
-
--type json
-
--jsonArray
- mongo
- mongod
- mongoconnect
- dbconnect
- db.customers.find({lastName: 'smith'}).explain()
- db.customers.find({lastName: 'smith'}).perf()
- db.customers.find({lastName: 'smith'}).plan()
- db.customers.find({lastName: 'smith'}).usedIndex()
Q11. Suppose your aggregation pipeline terminated with an exception referring to exceeded memory limit. What is the best way to resolve the issue?
- Set useMemory to twice amount indicated in exception.
- Switch a 64 bit instance of MongoDB.
- Increase the memory of the MongoDB server.
- Set allowDiskUse to true.
- db.deleteUser("user")
- db.removeUser("user") DEPRECATED
- db.remove("user")
- db.dropUser("user")
- once the primary has been down for 10 minutes
- once the primary reboots
- immediately
- after the administrator reboots the primary
-
--setParameter authenticationMechanisms=GSSAPI
-
--setAuthentication=GSSAPI
-
--setParam auth=K
-
--setAuth method=Kerberos
- It monitors replica set and sends email in case of failure
- It casts the tie-breaking vote in an election.
- It holds a backup copy of the database.
- It reboots the failed server.
Q16. You would like to know how many types of items you have in each category. Which query does this?
- db.product.group({_id: "$category", count: {$sum:1}})
- db.product.aggregate($sum: {_id: "$category", count: {$group:1}}})
- db.product.aggregate($group: {_id: "$category", count: {$sum:1}}})
- db.product.aggregate($count: {_id: "$category", count: {$group:1}}})
- take
- limit
- max
- skip
Q18. We have a collection named restaurants with the geographical information stored in the location property, how do you create a geospatial index on it?
- db.restaurants.CreateIndex({location: "2dsphere"})
- db.restaurants.geospatial({location: "2dsphere"})
- db.restaurants.CreateIndex("2dsphere":"location")
- db.restaurants.CreateIndex({geospatial: "location"})
-
**db.customers.findmatch ({"jobs":"secretary"})**
-
**db.customers.find ({"jobs:secretary"})**
-
**db.customers.find ({"jobs":["secretary"]})**
-
**db.customers.find ({"jobs":"secretary"})**
-
**db.customers.find({}, {skip: 5, limit: 10})**
-
**db.customers.find({}.page(5).take(10))**
-
**db.customers.find({}).skip(5).take(10)**
-
**db.customers.find({}).skip(5).limit(10)**
- db.customers.createIndex({firstName, lastName})
- db.customers.createTextIndex({firstName, lastName})
- db.customers.createIndex({firstName: "text", lastName: "text"})
- db.customers.createText({firstName: 1, lastName: 1})
Q22. Assuming you have customers collection with a firstName and lastName field, which is the correct MongoDB shell command to create an index on lastName, then firstName both ascending?
- db.customers.createIndex("lastName, firstName, ASC")
- db.customers.addIndex({lastName:"ASC", firstName: "ASC"})
- db.customers.newIndex({lastName:1, firstName:1})
- db.customers.createIndex({lastName:1, firstName: 1})
Q23. One of the documents in your collection has an _ id based upon an older database design and you want to change it. You write an update command to find the document and replace the _ id but the _ id isnt changed. How should you fix the issue?
- Set the replace option to true.
- Use the replaceOne() command instead.
- You cant. Once set the _ id field cannot be changed.
- Use the updateOne() command instead.
- Calculate interest quickly.
- Accomplish nothing, since compound indexes arent allowed in Mongo.
- Use more than one field per index.
- Combine fields in different collations.
- They do not have to use the same operators.
- You do not need to structure the database to support them.
- They autogenerate reports.
- They run faster than indexed queries.
- every 2 minutes
- every 5 seconds
- every 2 seconds
- every 10 seconds
-
**db.customers.all()**
-
**db.find().customers();**
-
**db.customers.find();**
-
**db.customers.show()**
Q28. Given a cursor named myCursor, pointing to the customers collection, how to you get basic info about it?
- myCursor.stats()
- myCursor.dump()
- myCursor.info()
- myCursor.explain()
- They speed up read access while slowing down writes.
- They secure the database from intruders.
- They speed up reads and writes.
- They speed up write access while slowing down reads.
- Latitude, longitude
- XML
- GeoJSON
- BSON
- Python
- JavaScript
- SQL
- TypeScript
Q32. You have two text fields in your document and you'd like both to be quickly searchable. What should you do?
- Create a text index on each field.
- MongoDB is not able to do this.
- Create a compound text index using both fields.
- Create a text index on one field and a single field index on the other.
- mongorestore
- mongoi
- upload
- mongoimport
- access the database
- be called only when the key has a single value
- acces the database only to perform read operations
- not access the data
- the name field
- the Objectid field
- the _id field
- no field will have an index
Q36. You have a collection of thousands of students. You'd like to return the second set of 20 documents from the sorted collection. What is the proper order in which to apply the operations?
- limit, skip, sort
- sort, limit, skip
- limit, sort, skip
- sort, skip, limit
Q37. You would like the stats() command to return kilobytes instead of bytes. Which command should you run?
-
db.vehicle.stats(1024)
-
db.vehicle.stats("kilobytes")
-
db.vehicle.stats(true)
-
db.vehicle.stats("kb")
- Use the
reIndex()
command to modify the index. - Delete the original index and create a new index.
- Call the
createIndex()
command with the update option. - Use the
updateIndex()
command.
Q39. You need to delete the index you created on the description field. Which command will accomplish this?
-
db.vehicle.dropIndex("description_text")
-
db.vehicle.dropIndex({"description":"text"})
-
db.vehicle.removeIndex({"description":"text"})
-
db.vehicle.removeIndex("description_text")
Q40. You would like to know how many different categories you have. Which query will best get the job done?
-
db.vehicle.distinct("category")
-
db.vehicle.unique("category")
-
db.vehicle.distinct("category").count()
-
db.vehicle.distinct("category").length
-
**db.customers.add({name: "Bob"})**
-
**db.customers.save({name: "Bob"})**
-
**db.customers.create({name: "Bob"})**
-
**db.customers.new({name: "Bob"})**
- _id
- _name
- objectId
- mongoDB is schema-less so no field is required
- backup
- restore
- mongobackup
- mongodump
-
**db.citizens.find('WHERE age >= 21')**
-
**db.citizens.find({age: {\$gte: 21}})**
-
**db.citizens.where('age >= 21')**
-
**dbcitizens.select('WHERE age >=21')**
- data, namespcae, and journal
- namespace, journal, and log
- journal, data, and database
- data, log, and journal
Q46. You'd like a set of documents to be returned in last name, ascending order. Which query will accomplish this?
-
db.persons.find().sort({lastName: -1}}
-
db.persons.find().sort({lastName: 1}}
-
db.persons.find().sort({lastName: ascending}}
-
db.persons.find().sort({lastName: $asc}}
- restore
- read/write
- dbadmin
- delete collections
- db.customers.show();
- db.customers.all();
- db.customers.find();
- db.find().customers();
- db.customers.delete({_id: 1});
- db.customers.drop({_id: 1});
- db.drop.customers({_id: 1});
- db.customers.remove({_id: 1});
- db.customers.remove({}).indexes();
- db.customers.remove({});
- db.customers.drop();
- db.customers.delete();
- primary
- arbiter
- secondary
- backup
Q52. You need to get the names of all the indexes on your current collection. What is the best way to accomplish this?
- db.people.getName();
- db.people.reIndex({names: 1});
- db.people.getIndexKeys();
- db.people.getIndex();
Q52. You are going to do a series of updates to multiple records. You find setting the multi option of the update() command too tiresome. What should you do instead?
- Use the replaceMany() command instead
- Use the updateMulti() command instead
- Use the updateMany command instead
- Set the global multi option to True
- quit()
- exit()
- db.shutdownServer()
- db.shutdown()
Q54. Given a customer collection which includes fields for gender and city, which aggregate pipeline shows the number of female customers in each city?
-
db.members.aggregate([ {$match: {gender: "Female"}}, {$group: {_id: {city: "$city"}, number: {$sum: 1}}}, {$sort :{number: -1}}])
-
db.members.find({$match: {gender: "Female"}}, {$group: {\_id: {city: "$city"}, number: {$sum: 1}}}.$sort ({number: -1})
-
db.members.find([ {$match: {gender: "Female"}}, {$group: {_id: {city: "$city"}, number: {$sum: 1}}}, {$sort :{number: -1}}])
-
db.members.aggregate([ {$match: {gender: "Female"}}, {$sort :{number: -1}}])