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Mongodb: compatability of cxx legacy driver

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My production site runs mongodb 2.4.9, if I use mongo-cxx-legacy driver and only use the features compatible with mongodb 2.4 in consumer code, does it work well? Are there any potential risks or issues or limitations?

posted Mar 21, 2016 by anonymous

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We do test the Legacy C++ driver against MongoDB 2.4, and it should work just fine. Attempts to use features not supported by MongoDB 2.4 should result in an error. I'm not aware of any other particular risks or limitations.

Also, I strongly recommend that you look into whether you can use the new C++11 driver, which was promoted to stable last month. It also supports MongoDB 2.4, and offers a much better interface and implementation than the legacy C++ driver.

answer Apr 6, 2016 by Manikandan J
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