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Time Series Collections in Studio 3T Getting Started with Studio 3T

Posted on: 31/10/2022 by Dj Walker-Morgan

MongoDB’s Time Series collections are a way of more efficiently indexing and storing the data which makes up a time series, without the overhead of each data point containing multiple repetitions of the same fields.  There are three components to a time series record. Firstly, it includes the acquisition time for the data. Then identification […]

Studio 3T now defaults to the Mongosh shell Reference

Posted on: 31/10/2022 (last updated: 12/01/2023) by Dj Walker-Morgan

TL;DR: Mongosh is the new bundled, default shell for Studio 3T. If you’ve never set your preferred MongoDB shell in Studio 3T or only use Studio 3T bundled Mongo shells, your Studio 3T will automatically update to use the new default shell. If you previously set your preferred MongoDB shell to anything that was not […]

IntelliShell Script Tasks Job Automation & Scheduling

Posted on: 01/09/2022 by Dj Walker-Morgan

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: A […]

Connection Tree: Aliases and Notes Getting Started with Studio 3T

Posted on: 21/07/2022 (last updated: 07/09/2022) by Dj Walker-Morgan

Studio 3T 2022.7 and later supports the creation and display of aliases and notes for items in the Connection Tree. It allows items in the tree to have an alternative name (alias) and have text, such as documentation, attached to it (notes).  You can only create aliases and notes for: Databases Collections Views GridFS Buckets […]

Regular Expressions in Studio 3T Reference

Posted on: 23/06/2022 (last updated: 07/07/2022) by Dj Walker-Morgan

Regular Expressions are a powerful way of expressing string patterns for matching. Value Search uses them to allow you to home in on particular strings in the database with precision. Regular Expressions are commonly available with many languages and applications and the syntax and capabilities of them have a common core. We recommend regex101.com as […]