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-/**
- * Test how inserts and updates behave with "Timestamp(0,0)" values.
- *
- * @tags: [
- *   requires_fcv_60,
- * ]
- */
-(function() {
-"use strict";
-
-const coll = db.jstests_core_empty_ts;
-const emptyTs = Timestamp(0, 0);
-
-coll.drop();
-
-// Insert several documents. For the first document inserted (_id=101), the empty timestamp value
-// in field "a" should get replaced with the current timestamp.
-assert.commandWorked(coll.insert({_id: 101, a: emptyTs}));
-assert.commandWorked(coll.insert({_id: 102, a: 1}));
-assert.commandWorked(coll.insert({_id: 103, a: 2}));
-assert.commandWorked(coll.insert({_id: 106, a: 3}));
-assert.commandWorked(coll.insert({_id: 107, a: 4}));
-assert.commandWorked(coll.insert({_id: 108, a: 5}));
-assert.commandWorked(coll.insert({_id: 109, a: 6}));
-assert.commandWorked(coll.insert({_id: 110, a: 7}));
-assert.commandWorked(coll.insert({_id: 111, a: 8}));
-
-// Use a replacement-style update to update _id=102. This should result in field "a" being set to
-// the current timestamp.
-//
-// This is an example of how the special "empty timestamp" behavior works with a replacement-style
-// update.
-assert.commandWorked(coll.update({_id: 102}, {a: emptyTs}));
-
-// Use a replacement-style findAndModify to update _id=103. This should result in field "a" being
-// set to the current timestamp.
-let findAndModifyResult = coll.findAndModify({query: {_id: 103}, update: {a: emptyTs}});
-assert.eq(findAndModifyResult, {_id: 103, a: 2});
-
-// Do a replacement-style update to add a new document with _id=104. This should result in field "a"
-// being set to the current timestamp.
-assert.commandWorked(coll.update({_id: 104}, {a: emptyTs}, {upsert: true}));
-
-// Do a replacement-style findAndModify to add a new document with _id=105. This should result in
-// field "a" being set to the current timestamp.
-findAndModifyResult = coll.findAndModify({query: {_id: 105}, update: {a: emptyTs}, upsert: true});
-assert.eq(findAndModifyResult, null);
-
-// For the rest of the commands below, the empty timestamp values stored in field "a" should be
-// preserved as-is.
-
-// Do an update-operator-style update to update _id=106.
-assert.commandWorked(coll.update({_id: 106}, {$set: {a: emptyTs}}));
-
-// Do an update-operator-style findAndModify to update _id=107.
-findAndModifyResult = coll.findAndModify({query: {_id: 107}, update: {$set: {a: emptyTs}}});
-assert.eq(findAndModifyResult, {_id: 107, a: 4});
-
-// Do a pipeline-style update to update _id=108.
-assert.commandWorked(coll.update({_id: 108}, [{$addFields: {a: emptyTs}}]));
-
-// Do a pipeline-style findAndModify to update _id=109.
-findAndModifyResult = coll.findAndModify({query: {_id: 109}, update: [{$addFields: {a: emptyTs}}]});
-assert.eq(findAndModifyResult, {_id: 109, a: 6});
-
-// Do a pipeline-style update with $internalApplyOplogUpdate to update _id=110.
-assert.commandWorked(coll.update(
-    {_id: 110}, [{$_internalApplyOplogUpdate: {oplogUpdate: {$v: 2, diff: {i: {a: emptyTs}}}}}]));
-
-// Do a pipeline-style findAndModify with $internalApplyOplogUpdate to update _id=111.
-findAndModifyResult = coll.findAndModify({
-    query: {_id: 111},
-    update: [{$_internalApplyOplogUpdate: {oplogUpdate: {$v: 2, diff: {i: {a: emptyTs}}}}}]
-});
-assert.eq(findAndModifyResult, {_id: 111, a: 8});
-
-// Do an update-operator-style update to add a new document with _id=112.
-assert.commandWorked(coll.update({_id: 112}, {$set: {a: emptyTs}}, {upsert: true}));
-
-// Do an update-operator-style findAndModify to add a new document with _id=113.
-findAndModifyResult =
-    coll.findAndModify({query: {_id: 113}, update: {$set: {a: emptyTs}}, upsert: true});
-assert.eq(findAndModifyResult, null);
-
-// Do a pipeline-style update to add a new document with _id=114.
-assert.commandWorked(coll.update({_id: 114}, [{$addFields: {a: emptyTs}}], {upsert: true}));
-
-// Do a pipeline-style findAndModify to add a new document with _id=115.
-findAndModifyResult =
-    coll.findAndModify({query: {_id: 115}, update: [{$addFields: {a: emptyTs}}], upsert: true});
-assert.eq(findAndModifyResult, null);
-
-// Do a pipline-style update with $internalApplyOplogUpdate to add a new document _id=116.
-assert.commandWorked(
-    coll.update({_id: 116},
-                [{$_internalApplyOplogUpdate: {oplogUpdate: {$v: 2, diff: {i: {a: emptyTs}}}}}],
-                {upsert: true}));
-
-// Do pipeline-style findAndModify with $internalApplyOplogUpdate to add a new document _id=117.
-findAndModifyResult = coll.findAndModify({
-    query: {_id: 117},
-    update: [{$_internalApplyOplogUpdate: {oplogUpdate: {$v: 2, diff: {i: {a: emptyTs}}}}}],
-    upsert: true
-});
-assert.eq(findAndModifyResult, null);
-
-// Verify that all the insert, update, and findAndModify commands behaved the way we expected.
-for (let i = 101; i <= 117; ++i) {
-    let result = coll.findOne({_id: i});
-
-    if (i >= 106) {
-        assert.eq(tojson(result.a), tojson(emptyTs), "_id=" + i);
-    } else {
-        assert.neq(tojson(result.a), tojson(emptyTs), "_id=" + i);
-    }
-}
-
-// Insert a document with _id=Timestamp(0,0).
-assert.commandWorked(coll.insert({_id: emptyTs, a: 9}));
-
-// Verify the document we just inserted can be retrieved using the filter "{_id: Timestamp(0,0)}".
-let result = coll.findOne({_id: emptyTs});
-assert.eq(tojson(result._id), tojson(emptyTs), "_id=" + tojson(emptyTs));
-assert.eq(tojson(result.a), tojson(9), "_id=" + tojson(emptyTs));
-
-// Do a replacement-style update on the document.
-assert.commandWorked(coll.update({_id: emptyTs}, {_id: emptyTs, a: emptyTs}));
-
-// Verify the document we just updated can still be retrieved using "{_id: Timestamp(0,0)}", and
-// verify that field "a" was set to the current timestamp.
-result = coll.findOne({_id: emptyTs});
-assert.eq(tojson(result._id), tojson(emptyTs), "_id=" + tojson(emptyTs));
-assert.neq(tojson(result.a), tojson(emptyTs), "_id=" + tojson(emptyTs));
-}());