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MongoDb aggregation 16MB buffer size limit

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Please tell me how can we resolve this issue, we are using aggregation and size of docs become greater than 16MB. We also tried "ALLOWDISKUSE = TRUE" but still its throwing same error.

We are using php to fetch data greater than 16MB. Let me know if you needed more info.

posted Dec 24, 2015 by anonymous

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Change your aggregation so you are not constructing documents bigger than 16MBs.
We cant change aggregation, as data will grow, of-course we will have more data, we need some solution for this, not change of aggregation.
Can you not use $out stage to write the output data to a separate collection.  

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