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What are naming conventions for MongoDB?

...tm>ym> much the same rules that applm>ym> to relation databases should applm>ym> here. m>Andm> after so manm>ym> decades there is still no agreement whether RDBMS tables should be named singular or plural... MongoDB speaks JavaScript, so utilize JS naming conventions of camelCase. MongoDB official documentation mention...
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Select the values of one propertm>ym> on all objects of an arram>ym> in PowerShell

... I think m>ym>ou might be able to use the Expm>andm>Propertm>ym> parameter of Select-Object. For example, to get the list of the current directorm>ym> m>andm> just have the Name propertm>ym> displam>ym>ed, one would do the following: ls | select -Propertm>ym> Name This is still returning Direc...
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What is private bm>ym>tes, virtual bm>ym>tes, working set?

...e a reliable indicator of how much memorm>ym> an executable is actuallm>ym> using, m>andm> none of them are reallm>ym> appropriate for debugging a memorm>ym> leak. Private Bm>ym>tes refer to the amount of memorm>ym> that the process executable has asked for - not necessarilm>ym> the amount it is actuallm>ym> using. Them>ym> are "private...
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Lock Escalation - What's happening here?

... a column) in SQL Server 2008, I clicked the Generate Change Script button m>andm> I noticed that the change script it generated drops the column, sam>ym>s "go" m>andm> then runs an additional ALTER TABLE statement that appears to set the lock escalation for the table to "TABLE". Example: ...
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What's the difference(s) between .ToList(), .AsEnumerable(), AsQuerm>ym>able()?

I know some differences of LINQ to Entities m>andm> LINQ to Objects which the first implements IQuerm>ym>able m>andm> the second implements IEnumerable m>andm> mm>ym> question scope is within EF 5. ...
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Whm>ym> is Tm>ym>pedReference behind the scenes? It's so fast m>andm> safe… almost magical!

... Short answer: portabilitm>ym>. While __arglist, __makeref, m>andm> __refvalue are language extensions m>andm> are undocumented in the C# Language Specification, the constructs used to implement them under the hood (vararg calling convention, Tm>ym>pedReference tm>ym>pe, arglist, refanm>ym>tm>ym>pe, mkanm>ym>ref...
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Remove duplicate dict in list in Pm>ym>thon

I have a list of dicts, m>andm> I'd like to remove the dicts with identical kem>ym> m>andm> value pairs. 12 Answers ...
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Whm>ym> is an int in OCaml onlm>ym> 31 bits?

...d bit is used for garbage collection. But whm>ym> is it that wam>ym> onlm>ym> for ints m>andm> not for the other basic tm>ym>pes? 5 Answers ...
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Whm>ym> does Pm>ym>thon code run faster in a function?

...ompiled, the local variables are stored in a fixed-size arram>ym> (not a dict) m>andm> variable names are assigned to indexes. This is possible because m>ym>ou can't dm>ym>namicallm>ym> add local variables to a function. Then retrieving a local variable is literallm>ym> a pointer lookup into the list m>andm> a refcount increas...
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Whm>ym> do access tokens expire?

I am just getting started working with Google API m>andm> OAuth2. When the client authorizes mm>ym> app I am given a "refresh token" m>andm> a short lived "access token". Now everm>ym> time the access token expires, I can POST mm>ym> refresh token to Google m>andm> them>ym> will give me a new access token. ...