Does mongo c driver has the function of auto re-connection?

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I use the mongo c driver to operate the mongodb, I just wonder if the driver has the function of auto re-connection? And if I use a mongodb cluster with three shards, how can I connect all of the Mongos? And how can I do to switch to another mongos when i am using one of the mongos to operate the DB?

Any help is welcome.

posted Apr 21, 2016 by anonymous

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