How to implement out-of-date Index in MongoDB
This article introduces you how to achieve out-of-date index in MongoDB, the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to, hope to be helpful to you.
Example: set the expiration index and expire in 10 seconds
> db.phones.createIndex ({"time": 1}, {expireAfterSeconds:10})
{
"createdCollectionAutomatically": true
"numIndexesBefore": 1
"numIndexesAfter": 2
"ok": 1
}
Then insert the data:
Db.phones.insert ({"tel": 110,110 "code", "time": new Date ()})
Db.phones.insert ({"tel": 111l, "code": 111l, "time": new Date ()})
Db.phones.insert ({"tel": 112, "code": 112, "time": new Date ()})
Db.phones.insert ({"tel": 113, "code": 113, "time": new Date ()})
Db.phones.insert ({"tel": 114,114 "code", "time": new Date ()})
View:
> db.phones.find ()
{"_ id": ObjectId ("5992b97f0184ff511bf02bb2"), "tel": 110,110 "code", "time": ISODate ("2017-08-15T09:06:07.042Z")}
{"_ id": ObjectId ("5992b97f0184ff511bf02bb3"), "tel": 111,111,111 "code", "time": ISODate ("2017-08-15T09:06:07.046Z")}
{"_ id": ObjectId ("5992b97f0184ff511bf02bb4"), "tel": 112, "code": 112, "time": ISODate ("2017-08-15T09:06:07.084Z")}
{"_ id": ObjectId ("5992b97f0184ff511bf02bb5"), "tel": 113,113 "code", "time": ISODate ("2017-08-15T09:06:07.133Z")}
{"_ id": ObjectId ("5992b9800184ff511bf02bb6"), "tel": 114,114 "code", "time": ISODate ("2017-08-15T09:06:08.142Z")}
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After 10 seconds (which will never be that accurate), the data stored in the lock will disappear. This feature is very helpful when saving some temporary data. Without this feature, it is very troublesome to use a relational database.
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