Knowledge base: How to Create a MongoDB View
Posted on: 14/02/2020 (last updated: 01/11/2023) by Kathryn VargasCreate a view in MongoDB using Studio 3T’s View Editor
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Moving, Migrating and Syncing Data
Managing, Viewing and Editing Data
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Operations
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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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Create a view in MongoDB using Studio 3T’s View Editor
Learn how to set up a user administrator and enable user authentication on your MongoDB server.
In this exercise, you’ll learn how to connect to your local MongoDB instance or to the MongoDB Atlas cluster you set up in Configuring MongoDB Atlas. You’ll then test the connection by creating and querying a simple collection. To connect to MongoDB 1. Launch Studio 3T if it’s not running. 2. On the Studio 3T […]
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Q: What’s the difference between Studio 3T SQL Export and SQL Migration? TL;DR: Migration lets you reshape your MongoDB documents for immediate consumption by an SQL database. Export, on the other hand, flattens your schema before saving SQL in a file. A: On paper, Export and Migration sound like two very similar things. Tools that […]
Q: How do Studio 3T’s SQL Import and SQL Migration to MongoDB differ? TL;DR: Migration lets you reshape your incoming SQL data into MongoDB documents. Import, on the other hand, just brings SQL data in as a “flat” collection. A: Unlike SQL Export and SQL Migration, both Import and Migration work with live SQL databases […]
In this exercise, you’ll add a stage to the aggregation pipeline after the $replaceRoot stage. The new stage will convert the data in the population field from string values to integers. As part of this process, you’ll first remove the commas from the string values so you do not receive an error when trying to […]
MongoDB provides the aggregate method for aggregating the data in a collection. You call the MongoDB aggregate method from a collection object, like you saw with the MongoDB find method in the previous section. The following syntax shows the basic elements that make up an aggregate statement: db.getCollection(collection).aggregate(pipeline [, options]) To invoke the aggregate method, […]
Developers and administrators often come to MongoDB with a background in relational database management systems such as SQL Server or Oracle Database. These systems rely on the Structured Query Language (SQL) for accessing and manipulating data. If you’re one of these people, you’ll be happy to know that Studio 3T includes the SQL Query tool, which […]
In this exercise, you’ll use several Studio 3T tools to query the package_totals view you created in the previous exercise. Each query will return the same rows, although not necessarily the same fields. This will give you a sense of the different methods you can use to access data through a view, while demonstrating how […]
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