What is $setWindowFields? Well, $setWindowFields is a new Aggregation stage in MongoDB 5.0. In the most recent release of Studio 3T (2022.2), we added support for it in the Aggregation Editor. Why is it so neat? What it does is completely change what you can do with aggregations, literally opening a window on your documents […]
Q: People tell me I should only have the indexes I need on my MongoDB collections. How do I find out which indexes are actually in use for a collection? A: It’s good advice that you make sure collections only have the indexes you need. It can be tempting to add an index that matches […]
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.
Step by step, learn how to bring MongoDB and Studio 3T to your Windows 11 (or 10) laptop so you can run freely and locally.
When you can run MongoDB on a server, in the cloud or or your own laptop, we look at 5 reasons you should install your MongoDB database locally.
Regular expressions are a search superpower and in this Ask Manatees Anything, we find out about MongoDB regex and using them in Studio 3T.
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
Just what is it that Studio 3T does that lets you use SQL for querying MongoDB? Find out in the latest 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
Read Preference Tags can connect you with exactly the kind of MongoDB Node you want from a Cluster. Now you can use them in Studio 3T connections to your own clusters or MongoDB Atlas clusters. Find out how in this article.
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