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44 changes: 28 additions & 16 deletions source/reference/database-references.txt
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Expand Up @@ -170,44 +170,56 @@ DBRefs have the following fields:
The order of fields in the DBRef matters, and you must use the above
sequence when using a DBRef.

Support
~~~~~~~
Driver Support for DBRefs
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**C**
The C driver contains no support for DBRefs. You can traverse
references manually.

**C++**
The C++ driver contains no support for DBRefs. You can transverse
The C++ driver contains no support for DBRefs. You can traverse
references manually.

**C#**
The C# driver provides access to DBRef objects with the
:api:`MongoDBRef Class <csharp/current/html/46c356d3-ed06-a6f8-42fa-e0909ab64ce2.htm>`
and supplies the :api:`FetchDBRef Method <csharp/current/html/1b0b8f48-ba98-1367-0a7d-6e01c8df436f.htm>`
for accessing these objects.
The C# driver supports DBRefs using the :api:`MongoDBRef <csharp/current/html/46c356d3-ed06-a6f8-42fa-e0909ab64ce2.htm>` class
and the :api:`FetchDBRef <csharp/current/html/1b0b8f48-ba98-1367-0a7d-6e01c8df436f.htm>` method.

**Haskell**
The Haskell driver contains no support for DBRefs. You can traverse
references manually.

**Java**
The :api:`DBRef <java/current/com/mongodb/DBRef.html>` class
provides supports for DBRefs from Java.
provides support for DBRefs from Java.

**JavaScript**
The :program:`mongo` shell's :doc:`JavaScript </reference/method>`
interface provides a DBRef.

**Node.js**
The Node.js driver supports DBRefs using the
`DBRef <http://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/api-bson-generated/db_ref.html>`_ class and the `dereference <http://mongodb.github.io/node-mongodb-native/api-generated/db.html#dereference>`_ method.

**Perl**
The Perl driver contains no support for DBRefs. You can transverse
The Perl driver contains no support for DBRefs. You can traverse
references manually or use the `MongoDBx::AutoDeref
<http://search.cpan.org/dist/MongoDBx-AutoDeref/>`_ CPAN module.

**PHP**
The PHP driver supports DBRefs, including the optional ``$db`` reference, through
`The MongoDBRef class <http://www.php.net/manual/en/class.mongodbref.php/>`_.
The PHP driver supports DBRefs, including the optional ``$db`` reference, using
`the MongoDBRef <http://www.php.net/manual/en/class.mongodbref.php/>`_ class.

**Python**
The Python driver provides the :api:`DBRef class <python/current/api/bson/dbref.html>`,
and the :api:`dereference method </python/current/api/pymongo/database.html#pymongo.database.Database.dereference>`
for interacting with DBRefs.
The Python driver supports DBRefs using the :api:`DBRef <python/current/api/bson/dbref.html>` class and the :api:`dereference </python/current/api/pymongo/database.html#pymongo.database.Database.dereference>` method.

**Ruby**
The Ruby Driver supports DBRefs using the :api:`DBRef class </ruby/current/BSON/DBRef.html>`
and the :api:`deference method </ruby/current/Mongo/DB.html#dereference-instance_method>`.
The Ruby driver supports DBRefs using the :api:`DBRef </ruby/current/BSON/DBRef.html>` class
and the :api:`dereference </ruby/current/Mongo/DB.html#dereference-instance_method>` method.

**Scala**
The Scala driver contains no support for DBRefs. You can traverse
references manually.

Use
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