IntelliShell Script Tasks allow scripts to be loaded from disk and run on a schedule with their output saved to disk. An IntelliShell Script Task is made up of multiple IntelliShell Script units. When the Task is run, each unit will be executed sequentially. An IntelliShell Script Unit is made up of two components: The […]
Posted on: 01/09/2022 (last updated: 25/06/2025) • Dj Walker-Morgan • 6 minutesIntelliShell is the built-in mongo shell interface with smart auto-completion of collection names, shell methods, document key names, operators, and field names.
Posted on: 30/04/2018 (last updated: 18/09/2025) • Kirsty Burgess • 6 minutesHow to see more results when Query Assist is off in Studio 3T’s IntelliShell.
Posted on: 15/09/2022 (last updated: 12/01/2023) • Dj Walker-Morgan • 2 minutesHere’s how you can point Studio 3T’s built-in mongo shell, IntelliShell, to use a different mongo.exe file when you’re still on an older MongoDB version.
Posted on: 14/09/2020 (last updated: 17/03/2025) • Kirsty Burgess • 3 minutesWhether you are using MongoDB Atlas, MongoDB Community Server, or MongoDB Enterprise Server, the Connection Manager in Studio 3T makes it easy to connect to a standalone connection, replica set, sharded cluster, or DNS seedlist.
Posted on: 28/07/2020 (last updated: 25/09/2025) • Kirsty Burgess • 14 minutesQuery Manager keeps track of all your MongoDB queries in Studio 3T and allows you to organize your queries and scripts into folders. You can access Query Manager from the Collection Tab, IntelliShell, SQL Query, the Aggregation Editor, or the My resources sidebar. Displaying the Query Manager To display the Query Manager, click Load Query and […]
Posted on: 15/10/2020 (last updated: 13/02/2024) • Kirsty Burgess • 5 minutesLearn how to filter elements from arrays in MongoDB by using the $elemMatch operator alongside find(), $match, and the $project and $filter functions.
Posted on: 16/10/2020 (last updated: 13/03/2024) • Juan Roy Couto • 8 minutesQuery Code is the automatic code generation feature that converts MongoDB, aggregation, and SQL queries to JavaScript (Node.js), Java (2.x and 3.x driver API), Python, C#, Ruby, and the mongo shell language.
Posted on: 16/06/2018 (last updated: 09/10/2025) • Kirsty Burgess • 2 minutesLearn about the Query Profiler and the MongoDB Database Profiler: how you can collect profiling data to investigate and optimize query performance in MongoDB.
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