MONGOC_APM_COM...T_OPERATION_ID(3)

💖 MONGOC_APM_COM...T_OPERATION_ID(3) 💖

okay so bestie, welcome to libmongoc — yes that's the manual this little page lives in, and yes the title got chopped in half by the terminal, we still love her 🫶. Real talk: this page is a single function. One function. And it's lowkey iconic for what it does, which is hand you back an operation id. Let's get into it ✨

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

like, here's the whole vibe, copied exactly so you can't mess it up:

int64_t
mongoc_apm_command_failed_get_operation_id (
   const mongoc_apm_command_failed_t *event);

So it returns an int64_t. That's the first thing to internalise, ngl.

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🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

This function returns this event's operation id, periodt. That's it. That's the job. 💅

But bestie, why do you care about an operation id? Because it's the little number that correlates stuff for you 😭:

• It ties together all the commands in a bulk operation — every single one of them, same id, no cap.
• It also ties together all the "find" and "getMore" commands you need to stream a large query result. Which is huge, because those are technically separate commands but spiritually one thing, and now you can prove it 🔥

So when you're staring at a pile of APM events like "who are you people", the operation id is the answer. iykyk 👑

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🦋 PARAMETERS 🦋

• event — a mongoc_apm_command_failed_t. That's the one and only argument, and honestly she ate. 💖

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⭐ RETURNS ⭐

The event's operation id. Your number. Your correlation. Your main character data point ✨

🧚 SEE ALSO 🧚

• Introduction to Application Performance Monitoring

(go read it, it's giving essential context, fr fr 📚)

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👑 AUTHOR 👑

MongoDB, Inc — the icons themselves 🌈

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💜 COPYRIGHT 💜

2009-present, MongoDB, Inc. — like, the whole range, all the years, protect them at all costs 🎀

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okay that's the page!! no notes, ten out of ten, nothing to memorise except one function signature and one very good id. now go correlate something 💅✨

2.5.6 · Oct 09, 202 · mwah 💋 (and yeah, the date got scrunched up against the title in the footer, that's just how the terminal treats us — she's still 2.5.6, Oct 09, 202, MongoDB, Inc 💜🫶)