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mongoDB error : aborting after fassert() failure

What to do when facing errors on mongoDB “aborting after fassert() failure”

I like errors, in mongoDB this is the first error I faced and luckily many times. This error i faced during restoring name-space on local and restarting db system. I am still searching the exact root cause of this issue but i am able to resolve the current problem through below steps.

  • Remove all relevant namespace files from data-file route path..
  • Now repair mongo instance using mongod process.
    • mongod --repair ////////// execute command from bin folder path
  •  Then start server using mongd process, if started server successfully then ..
    • mongod  ////////// execute command from bin folder path
  • Restore last backups as normal process.
  • Now check database by connecting mongo shell.
Thanks for reading, 
Please comment your experience if you faced and also share knowledge if you have better steps to resolve...


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  1. Anonymous17 July 2015 at 03:07

    Nice

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  2. Anonymous19 December 2015 at 21:37

    Remove all relevant namespace files from data-file route path--how remove name space file from data directory .can you please tell . presently i struck with the same issue .

    thanks

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    1. suman22 December 2015 at 20:42

      hi remove the lock file manually from route path re-start the mongod instance.

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  3. Kayal28 March 2019 at 00:26

    This blog provides many kinds of ideas, This is very helpful for my development and Thank you!!!
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