How do you know which database or collection you are working with? In Studio 3T 2023.2, the new connections sidebar tracks which one you are using and shows that node in the tree. We’ve also made it easier to clone collections between connections. You can copy and paste collections from one connection to another, and […]
Posted on: 16/03/2023 (last updated: 28/04/2025) • Kirsty Burgess • 3 minutesDo you want to collaborate with other team members on MongoDB queries and scripts? In Studio 3T 2023.6, we’ve introduced Team Sharing where you can create private folders so that you can share queries and scripts with other Studio 3T users. You can share database connections too. Your colleagues can modify and save the items […]
Posted on: 24/08/2023 (last updated: 28/04/2025) • Kirsty Burgess • 4 minutesAn introduction to the find() method along with query examples.
Posted on: 17/02/2020 (last updated: 16/10/2024) • Phil Factor • 4 minutesTake 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.
Posted on: 02/06/2020 (last updated: 27/02/2025) • Kirsty Burgess • 10 minutesOpen to access this content
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Posted on: 16/09/2020 (last updated: 24/01/2023) • Kathryn Vargas • 2 minutesTake task automation up a notch now that Task Scheduler is available in all editions. And if you’d still like to level up, you can even export directly to your server – with Server 3T.
Posted on: 25/05/2021 (last updated: 28/04/2025) • Cameron Moreno • 3 minutesMake your MongoDB shell scripts only output when you want it to. Find out how in the latest Ask Manatees Anything – #Studio3T_AMA
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