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 […]
Exporting MongoDB data as BSON? Do you choose archive or folder format? And with Studio 3T, do you even need to export?
Do you just want to cut and paste a couple of columns in Studio 3T? We’ll show you how and show you better ways too. #Studio3T_AMA
How do you make Studio 3T export MongoDB data with unique filenames ? Find out how to avoid accidental overwriting in Ask Manatees Anything #Studio3T_AMA
Q: Now my boss wants three different spreadsheets generated at the same time? Can I do this without creating a tangle of scheduling? A: Yes you can. In the previous Ask Manatees Anything, we showed you how to turn an export into a scheduled Task. What we didn’t mention was that Tasks are actually containers […]
Do you know what’s in Studio 3T’s Operations Pane? A whole, handy record of what you’ve been running. Find out more in the latest Ask Manatees Anything – #Studio3T_AMA
Need to be pushing out reports on your MongoDB data like clockwork? Studio 3T has you covered with Scheduled Tasks. Find out more in the latest Ask Manatees Anything #Studio3T_AMA
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