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Bug #70509 Method MongoCursor::maxTimeMS doesn't always throw timeout exception
Submitted: 2015-09-16 10:24 UTC Modified: -
From: fabrice at workdigital dot co dot uk Assigned:
Status: Open Package: mongo (PECL)
PHP Version: 5.6.13 OS: Debian
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2015-09-16 10:24 UTC] fabrice at workdigital dot co dot uk
Description:
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Contrary as what the documentation says, MongoCursor::maxTimeMS() doesn't always throws MongoExecutionTimeoutException, it doesn't work this way when you use next() on the cursor.
See the working script examples for details!


Test script:
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// Currently throwing exception (fine!)

    // Any slightly big collection should do here
    $cursor = $mongo->test->test->find(['i' => 9999999])->maxTimeMS(1);
    // $doc = iterator_to_array($cursor);
    foreach ($cursor as $item) {
        var_dump($item);
    }


// Doesn't throw an exception (bad!)
    $doc = $mongo->test->test->find(['i' => 9999999])->maxTimeMS(1)->next();
    var_dump($doc);
    // Will display:
    // array(2) {
    // '$err' =>
    // string(29) "operation exceeded time limit"
    //  'code' =>
    // int(50)
    // }



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