In the previous two parts of this series, we’ve looked at how to read and write files. But what’s the point of writing files if you can’t do anything with them after you’ve finished writing them? Well, you could always run another process to consume your file and do something with it. Until the arrival […]
Today, we’re looking at how to write files with Mongosh. This is new as previously writing files with the legacy Mongo shell was simply not possible. As we mentioned in the first part of this series, with the new Mongosh and its Nodejs underpinnings now default in Studio 3T, that’s no longer a challenge. It […]
In this short series, we’re looking at the new capabilities of the IntelliShell and we start with how you can use Mongosh to read files. Not all data is structured as JSON or CSV. A lot of valuable data is often trapped in plain text files on your disk. To get real value and insight […]
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. […]
Learn how to harness the power of MongoDB scripting with Studio 3T’s Intellishell as we show how to gather your collection statistics for all your databases in this Ask Manatees Anything article.
What does it mean when you re-run an IntelliShell script and see an error about redeclaration? In this article, we’ll explain why and how to make those errors go away for good.
What is Studio 3T’s Query Assist and why does Studio 3T keep reminding me I’ve turned it off? Find out in Ask Manatees Anything #Studio3T_AMA
Make 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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