Sabine,
addCollection: is used to add a collection to a database. You need add your
entry _to_ a collection. So
(self database addCollection: 'mycollection') add: {…}
should work.
Norbert
Am 22.02.2013 um 15:39 schrieb Sabine Knöfel <[email protected]>:
> Hi,
>
> I try to add the following instance to my MongoDB:
>
> self database addCollection: '{
> "personnelNumber" : "002",
> "bankAccountNumber" : "45215460",
> "lastName" : "Tester",
> "plz" : "79214",
> "nextTripNumber" : 1,
> "displayBubbleTip" : "some",
> "fax" : "+49-762-34834-99",
> "isEmployer" : false,
> "street" : "Haslacher Strasse 2",
> "blz" : "68050101",
> "tableOfAccounts" : "SKR03",
> "place" : "Freiburg",
> "bankName" : "Comdirekt Bank",
> "subtractPaymentInKind" : true,
> "email" : "[email protected]",
> "creationTimestamp" : "22.02.2013-15:08-72889452",
> "phone" : "+49-762-34834",
> "mobile" : "+49-151-38374637",
> "firstName" : "Theo"
> }'
>
> I get this error back from the database:
> a Dictionary('code'->10080 'errmsg'->'exception: ns name too long, max size
> is 128' 'ok'->0.0 )
>
> It seems that MongoDB is trying to add an index (with a field "ns") which is
> a composition of all my fields:
>
> {
> "v": NumberInt(1),
> "key": {
> "_id": NumberInt(1)
> },
> "ns": "RKA24B.{\r\t \t\"personnelNumber\" :
> \"002\",\r\t\"bankAccountNumber\" : \"45215460\",\r\t \r........this is
> longer than 128 sings and causes the error..........}",
> "name": "_id_"
> }
>
> Writing above instance to the database DIRECTLY from shell (or with
> RockMongo) works fine.
> What is wrong within Mongotalk? (the testcases work fine because the test
> objects are small enough) how can I write my instance to the database, how
> can I avoid that MongoTalk tries to create the index thing?
>
> Adding a line with id
> "_id": "512fff76e79dc751e180c000001",
> does not work either.
>
> Sabine
>
>
>
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