AI Helper Tool/Feature Documentation
Posted on: 18/12/2024 by Kirsty BurgessAI Helper is Studio 3T’s AI-powered assistant that quickly gets you started with writing MongoDB queries, aggregations, or scripts.
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Getting Started
Managing Data Connectivity
Moving, Migrating and Syncing Data
Managing, Viewing and Editing Data
Querying and Aggregating Data
Automation and Collaboration
Performance and Optimization
Operations
Security
Getting Started
Managing Data Connectivity
Moving, Migrating and Syncing Data
Managing, Viewing and Editing Data
Querying and Aggregating Data
Automation and Collaboration
Performance and Optimization
Operations
Security
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AI Helper is Studio 3T’s AI-powered assistant that quickly gets you started with writing MongoDB queries, aggregations, or scripts.
About Search In… Search In… or Value Search is a wide-range text search on the values stored in a MongoDB collection, database, or server. By default, it scans all documents for text matches (or regular expression matches) in all field values and field names. Search In… scans embedded documents and arrays and shows you the […]
Date tags are placeholders for different date operations relative to when a query is run. Date tags make date fields easier to work with by saving you from having to perform calculations with the MongoDB Date() function. Studio 3T converts the date tags when the query is run into the appropriate MongoDB query, using greater than and […]
Data Compare and Sync shows the differences between any two MongoDB collections side-by-side for an easier, more visual data comparison.
Learn how to filter elements from arrays in MongoDB by using the $elemMatch operator alongside find(), $match, and the $project and $filter functions.
Query 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 […]
In this tutorial, learn how to query MongoDB arrays and filter array string values using Studio 3T’s drag-and-drop Visual Query Builder.
Learn how to change a field type in MongoDB in a single document or across all documents in your collection.
Take a look at how to build aggregation queries stage-by-stage with the Aggregation Editor, starting with this example that uses $match, $group and $sort.
Copy a MongoDB collection to another database in a few clicks using Studio 3T’s convenient built-in copy and paste features.
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