Add note about collections beginning with numbers #2811
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If a collection name begins with a number, eg. 2custom, you cannot
access the collection as db.2custom.find(), instead you must use
db.getCollection('2custom').
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If a collection name begins with a number, eg. 2custom, you cannot
access the collection as db.2custom.find(), instead you must use
db.getCollection('2custom').
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