Studio 3T 2022.1 is the January release of Studio 3T and we’ve been working on some carefully selected features. First up, the SQL Connection Manager is coming to the fore with its own menu item and export and import capabilities. Then there’s MONGODB-AWS authentication support, a feature for MongoDB Atlas users who log into their […]
What does NoSQL mean in 2022? The term has evolved and so has the database world, so does the question “SQL or NoSQL” mean anything?
Why can’t you change the _id of a MongoDB document with Studio 3T? It’s all to do with one of the fundamental elements of MongoDB.
Tasks in Studio 3T can automatically connect to a database and perform exports. But if you’ve configured your database connection to prompt for a password, this can stop unattended operation. Find out how to fix that in this Ask Manatees Anything #Studio3T_AMA
Studio 3T’s bookmarks let you recall regularly used queries and can be used as a query template. Find out how in the latest Ask Manatees Anything #Studio3T_AMA
Studio 3T’s Ask Manatees Anything series has been answering your questions in 2021. Here’s your guide to the answers! #Studio3T_AMA
Studio 3T’s 2021 was full of features and tools, all making the favorite MongoDB GUI better than ever. We take a look back at that year of features.
Something is awry at the North Pole warehouse, Santa’s data is scattered everywhere. Can Studio 3T’s new Value Search save the day?
When 3T Software Labs became aware of the Log4Shell vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228), we immediately started investigations into any possible exposure to the issue in Studio 3T. We can confirm, as of 5pm CET 13 December, that the Studio 3T application has no dependencies on Log4J, the package in the Log4Shell vulnerability. We can also confirm that […]
What’s New in Studio 3T 2021.10? A new Value Search, Better Task Scheduling, Import Data Masking and much much more.
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