how to find execution time of query in mongoDB in command line ????

[Sarvesh Chavan]

is mongoDB available for windows XP ???how to find execution time of query in mongoDB in command line ????

[Will Berkeley]

No, from versions 2.2 forward, MongoDB has not supported Windows XP.

What do you mean by finding the execution time of a query on the command line? How are you running the query? You could use a timing utility to time a short mongo shell script like

mongo --eval "db.test.find(); quit()"

but you're timing a lot more than the execution of a query since it counts, e.g., the time to set up the connection. For timing information it's better to work in a script or program using a driver or use the built-in profiler to collect statistics server-side.

-Will

On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 1:49 PM, Sarvesh Chavan <sarvesh....@gmail.com> wrote:

is mongoDB available for windows XP ???how to find execution time of query in mongoDB in command line ????

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