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Man Page: mongocollection.parallelcollectionscan

Operating Environment: php

Section: 3

MONGOCOLLECTION.PARALLELCOLLECTIONSCAN(3)				 1				 MONGOCOLLECTION.PARALLELCOLLECTIONSCAN(3)

MongoCollection::parallelCollectionScan - Returns an array of cursors to iterator over a full collection in parallel

SYNOPSIS
public array[MongoCommandCursor] MongoCollection::parallelCollectionScan (int $num_cursors)
DESCRIPTION
This method returns an array of a maximum of num_cursors cursors. An iteration over one of the returned cursors results in a partial set of documents for a collection. Iteration over all the returned cursors results in getting every document back from the collection. This method is a wrapper for the parallelCollectionScan MongoDB command.
PARAMETERS
o $num_cursors - The number of cursors to request from the server. Please note, that the server can return less cursors than you requested.
RETURN VALUES
Returns an array of MongoCommandCursor objects.
EXAMPLES
Example #1 MongoCollection.parallelCollectionScan(3) example Returning all documents in a collection by using multiple cursors. <?php $m = new MongoClient; $c = $m->demo->cities; /* Request three cursors */ $cursors = $c->parallelCollectionScan( 3 ); /* Add all the cursors to the MultipleIterator */ $mi = new MultipleIterator( MultipleIterator::MIT_NEED_ANY ); foreach ( $cursors as $cursor ) { $mi->attachIterator( $cursor ); } /* Iterate over all the associated cursors */ foreach ( $mi as $items ) { foreach ( $items as $item ) { if ( $item !== NULL ) { echo $item['name'], " "; } } } ?>
SEE ALSO
MultipleIterator, MongoCommandCursor, MongoDB::command. PHP Documentation Group MONGOCOLLECTION.PARALLELCOLLECTIONSCAN(3)
Related Man Pages
cursors(1t) - opensolaris
cursors(n) - centos
cursors(n) - suse
mongocommandcursor(3) - php
mongocommandcursor.__construct(3) - php
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