bson_writer_rollback (3) - Linux Manuals

bson_writer_rollback: Abort the appending of the current bson_t to the memory region managed by writer. This is useful if you detected that you went past a particular memory limit. For example, MongoDB has 48MB message limits.

Command to display bson_writer_rollback manual in Linux: $ man 3 bson_writer_rollback

NAME

bson_writer_rollback() - Abort the appending of the current bson_t to the memory region managed by writer. This is useful if you detected that you went past a particular memory limit. For example, MongoDB has 48MB message limits.

SYNOPSIS

void
bson_writer_rollback (bson_writer_t *writer);

PARAMETERS

writer: A bson_writer_t \&.

DESCRIPTION

Abort the appending of the current bson_t to the memory region managed by writer \&. This is useful if you detected that you went past a particular memory limit. For example, MongoDB has 48MB message limits.

COLOPHON

This page is part of libbson. Please report any bugs at https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/CDRIVER.