One of the great things that we love about MongoDB is of course that it's schema-less, which makes adapting your application to changing requirements a breeze. That said, your data will often have a fixed implicit schema, e.g. each document in your employees collection will likely always have a first and last name field. So, making sure [...]
In MongoDB, users are defined for specific databases. Each user is then assigned a list of roles that in turn define the user’s privileges. Not surprisingly, MongoDB’s API therefore makes it easy to assign a user a list of roles via the grantRolesToUser method: db.grantRolesToUser( "<username>", [ <roles> ], { <writeConcern> } ) However, MongoDB’s [...]
If you've connected to a hosted MongoDB instance, chances are you've experienced the odd connection timeout or drop. After a relatively short period of inactivity, you might try to run a query from within Studio 3T but are presented with a server error message box. If you try again, the query will work properly again. The [...]
In this post, we'll show you three ways to view documents and collections in Studio 3T. Tree View Table View JSON View Download our MongoDB GUI and follow us step-by-step: Download Studio 3T Get Download Link for Later When you double-click on a connection in the Open Connections Tree, you’ll notice a [...]
By default, Studio 3T loads the first 50 documents of a collection (i.e. dbCursor.find({}).limit(50)) when first opening a collection view. As MongoDB documents can be up to 16MB in size, this can amount to serious traffic, so we've introduced a convenient way of limiting this initial number of documents either for all or specific collections. Limit [...]
Introduction The $type Query Operator and Arrays $type Array Inconsistencies Detecting MongoDB Array Fields Common Operations Impacted by Arrays Conclusion Update: If you work with MongoDB data with lots of arrays and embedded fields, make sure to check out our improved Table View. It lets you step into array-valued columns, show nested fields next to parent [...]
In this tutorial, we will see how to easily find and list all users that have been granted a specific role in MongoDB using our GUI, Studio 3T. In MongoDB, users are defined for specific databases. Each user is then assigned a number of roles that in turn define the user’s privileges. While MongoDB’s API [...]
MongoDB user management from the command line can be a very cumbersome and unwieldy task, so Studio 3T has made it super-easy to create MongoDB users and manage roles within our GUI. Try Studio 3T Get Download Link for Later In this tutorial, we'll show you how to create a MongoDB [...]
Updating the value of a particular field in a document is incredibly simple with Studio 3T (formerly MongoChef). Thanks to our In-Place Editing feature, you can edit fields directly in-place in the Tree and Table views. Download it now, in case you haven't yet: Try Studio 3T Get Download Link for Later First, [...]
In this short tutorial, we'll show you how (ridiculously) easy it is to copy a MongoDB collection to another database using Studio 3T. Download our MongoDB GUI now, and let's roll. Download Studio 3T Get Download Link for Later 1. Copy MongoDB Collection Select the source collection you want to copy [...]