Collections
Methods for you to manage collections.
alterAlias() [READ MORE]
This operation reassigns the alias of one collection to another.
alterCollectionFieldProperties() [READ MORE]
This operation modifies the properties of a specified collection field.
alterCollectionProperties() [READ MORE]
This operation modifies the properties of a specified collection.
createAlias() [READ MORE]
This operation creates an alias for an existing collection.
createCollection() [READ MORE]
This operation creates a collection either with default or customized settings.
DataType [READ MORE]
This is an enumeration that provides the following constants.
describeAlias() [READ MORE]
This operation describes a specific alias.
describeCollection() [READ MORE]
This operation lists detailed information about a specific collection.
dropAlias() [READ MORE]
This operation drops a specified collection alias.
dropCollection() [READ MORE]
This operation drops a collection.
dropCollectionProperties() [READ MORE]
This operation resets the properties of a specific collection to their default values.
getCollectionStatistics() [READ MORE]
This operation lists the statistics collected on a specific collection.
hasCollection() [READ MORE]
This operation checks whether a specific collection exists.
listAliases() [READ MORE]
This is a method template.
listCollections() [READ MORE]
This operation lists all existing collections.
renameCollection() [READ MORE]
This operation renames an existing collection.
FunctionType [READ MORE]
This is an enumeration that provides the following constants.
runAnalyzer() [READ MORE]
This operation runs an analyzer on the provided text for test purposes.
addCollectionField() [READ MORE]
This operation adds a new scalar field to an existing collection without recreating it. The field becomes available almost immediately with minimal delay due to internal schema synchronization.
addCollectionFields() [READ MORE]
This operation adds a list of new scalar fields to an existing collection without recreating it. These fields become available almost immediately with minimal delay due to internal schema synchronization.