Some Background: I'm planning to use MongoDB as the publishing frontend db for a few of my websites. The actual data will be kept in a SQL Server db and there will be background jobs that will populate the MongoDB at predefined time intervals for readonly purposes to boost website performance.
The Situation: I have a table 'x' that i translated into a mongo collection, everything worked fine.
'x' has a column 'c' that was originally a NVARCHAR(MAX) in the source db and has multilingual text in it.
When I was searching by column 'c', mongo was doing fullscan on the collection.
So I tried doing an ensureIndex({c : 1 }) which worked but when I checked the mongodb logs it showed me that 90% of the data could not be indexed as [Key Too Large To Index] !!
And thus is has indexed 10% of the data and now only returns results from that 10% !!
What are my alternatives ??
Note: I was using this column to do full text searching in SQL Server, now im not sure if I should go ahead with Mongo or not :(
Try to run your mongod process with this parameter:
sudo mongod --setParameter failIndexKeyTooLong=false
And than try again.
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