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11 changes: 6 additions & 5 deletions source/applications/indexes.txt
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MongoDB automatically uses an index that covers a query when possible.
To ensure that an index can *cover* a query, create an index that
includes all the fields listed in the :ref:`query document
<read-operations-query-document>` and in the query result, usually by
way of a :ref:`projection <projection>` document. By default, MongoDB
includes the ``_id`` field in the query result. So, if the index does
**not** include the ``_id`` field, then you must exclude the ``_id``
field (i.e. ``_id: 0``) from the query.
<read-operations-query-document>` and in the query result. You can
specify the fields to return in the query results with a
:ref:`projection <projection>` document. By default, MongoDB includes
the ``_id`` field in the query result. So, if the index does **not**
include the ``_id`` field, then you must exclude the ``_id`` field
(i.e. ``_id: 0``) from the query results.

.. example::

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| ``print()``
| ``sleep()``
| ``Timestamp()``
| ``tojson()``
| ``tojsononeline()``
| ``tojsonObject()``
| ``UUID()``
| ``version()``