FindOptions

How many documents the cursor fetches from the server per round trip.

The maximum number of documents to return.

The most documents the server may examine for the request, counting every document it reads, not only the ones it returns. An index lowers the number. A positive integer.

The most milliseconds the server may spend on the request. The server looks at the clock while it examines documents, so a limit can be passed by a little before the request stops, and a long sort or group is not interrupted once its documents are read. A positive integer.

This is separate from the client's requestTimeoutMS, which gives up waiting for the answer. Keep requestTimeoutMS larger than maxTimeMS, or the client may stop waiting first.

The fields to return. See Projection. It is applied after sorting, so a query can sort by a field it does not return. The cursor's result type follows the projection when it is written inline.

How many matching documents to skip, after sorting.

Sort order as [path, direction] pairs, where direction is 1 for ascending and -1 for descending. Earlier pairs take priority.