Welcome to Studio 3T 2022.9, the latest release of the MongoDB GUI that saves you a day a week. In this release, we’ve been focussing on something core to MongoDB, the shell itself, and completing our updates to make Mongosh, the Node.js powered MongoDB shell, our new default shell. This is also the first release […]
As you may have noticed, Studio 3T’s latest release, 2022.9, added support for Time Series Collections in MongoDB. MongoDB has always had the ability to store time series data, that is information which is associated with a series of times like sensor readings or stock market prices. Because of the way MongoDB works though, this […]
We’re just back from spending the day at MongoDB.local London 2022 where we brought Studio 3T users up to date (and more) with the latest in MongoDB IDEs. It was great to meet so many of you in person. MongoDB didn’t have much to announce, but given how many things were introduced at MongoDB World […]
Q: How do I set the primary key in a Studio 3T Migration from MongoDB to SQL? I want to set my own primary key field name and start it at a specific value. A: You can set your SQL primary key through the Migration Mappings interface. When you do an SQL Migration with Studio […]
We’re back at MongoDB.local London for 2022, so you can catch up with the latest Studio 3T developments. 2022 has been a super busy year for Studio 3T so why not come along and find out what we’ve been adding over the year. Find us next to the MongoDB stand and ask us about: Time […]
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 […]
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 […]
Health Data can provide insight into many conditions and Studio 3T helps engineers prepare that data for researchers. We look at one example – European Atherosclerosis Society FH Studies Collaboration (FHSC)
Exporting MongoDB data as BSON? Do you choose archive or folder format? And with Studio 3T, do you even need to export?
Welcome to the release of Studio 3T 2022.8, which brings the power of Tasks to the IntelliShell. With IntelliShell Script Tasks, you can save scripts as repeatable tasks. You can then run them on-demand or on a timetable of your own choosing. We can’t wait to see what you can do with this new feature. […]
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