db.collection.storageSize()

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db.collection.storageSize()

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mongosh Method

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In most cases, mongosh methods work the same way as the legacy mongo shell methods. However, some legacy methods are unavailable in mongosh.

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Returns:	The total amount of storage in bytes allocated to this collection for document storage. If collection data is compressed (which is the `default for WiredTiger`), the storage size reflects the compressed size and may be smaller than the value returned by `db.collection.dataSize()`.

Provides a wrapper around the storageSize field of the collStats (i.e. db.collection.stats()) output.

Starting in MongoDB 4.4, to run on a replica set member, collStats operations require the member to be in PRIMARY or SECONDARY state. If the member is in another state, such as STARTUP2, the operation errors.

In previous versions, the operations also run when the member is in STARTUP2. The operations wait until the member transitioned to RECOVERING.

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