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myCursor.forEach(printjson);
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See :ref:`JavaScript cursor methods <js-query-cursor-methods>` and your
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- :doc :`driver </applications /drivers>` documentation for more
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+ :ecosystem :`driver </drivers>` documentation for more
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information on cursor methods.
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.. include:: /includes/footnote-set-shell-batch-size.rst
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ The :method:`~cursor.toArray()` method loads into RAM all
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documents returned by the cursor; the :method:`~cursor.toArray()`
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method exhausts the cursor.
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- Additionally, some :doc :`drivers </applications /drivers>` provide
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+ Additionally, some :ecosystem :`drivers </drivers>` provide
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access to the documents by using an index on the cursor (i.e.
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``cursor[index]``). This is a shortcut for first calling the
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:method:`~cursor.toArray()` method and then using an index
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After setting the ``noCursorTimeout`` option, you must either close the cursor
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manually with :method:`cursor.close()` or by exhausting the cursor's results.
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- See your :doc :`driver </applications /drivers>` documentation for
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+ See your :ecosystem :`driver </drivers>` documentation for
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information on setting the ``noCursorTimeout`` option.
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.. _cursor-isolation:
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