Compass
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Make upsert or drop on import document
It would be great to be able to make what we are importing overwrite the database data, or directly perform a drop before importing. These options should be optional when importing documents.
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Export symbols as symbols, not text
When I export documents with Symbol fields to JSON, the Symbol fields are converted to text, regardless of which of the Advanced JSON Format settings I choose. Symbol and text fields aren't the same! The JSON format should export Symbols as Symbols, e.g. "type": {"$symbol": "text"} instead of "type": "text", similar to what it does with dates and ObjectIDs.
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Export many collections in json file.
Why i can't export many all documents of many collections in json file at the same time by select them.
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implicit cast based on validation schema
When importing json data containing an ambiguous type (e.g. 0, which can be a double or int32) with a collection that has a validation schema1 set for a specific type (e.g. double), the server should reference the schema to resolve the type to implicitly cast the value to upon inserting the document. Otherwise, one can have a document fail validation because (in this example) the 0 was cast to an int32 instead of a double.
Thanks
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Advanced JSON Format options need to persist.
Advanced JSON Format options need to persist, please make it a entry under settings.
It is realy anoying to deal with the setting EVERY time you export data.
In my case I use only Long dates (Unix) and I will prefer to have Relaxed always, that is FAR from the cutoff point to lose resolution on that number1 vote -
Add an option to copy a single database from one cluster to another in ATLAS
At the moment atlas doesn't have any option to copy a single database from one cluster to another.
This is very important feature when its come to developing and testing the enterprise level application.
So for my current use case we have requirement where we need to refresh selective database from prod cluster to non prod cluster to perform the load and automated regression testing over the real time data and user that we have on prod.
to handle this business use case which is very common on IT , we need a option/capability in atlas to make a selective…
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saparator
I think for saparator exported data can be change to semicolon Thanks
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Export database statistics
When you click on a database, you can see a listing of collections and some statistics. Add a feature to export the statistics for all collections across all databases so that data inventorying is easier.
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import export database not only one data of collection
- able to export a database with all collection and insert it also
- able to export a collection from a database and insert it to database also ,not only data of a collection but also collection self with all related
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One more dropdown option should be there for all Columns
While Importing the files, the change of datatypes should have one more drop-down option to change all columns/field datatypes to strings/mixed/double/Int32/number, etc.
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When exporting a collection, make sorting the fields by alphabet optional
At this moment, one can only select or deselect fields, but one cannot pick any field order other than alphanumerically sorted. I would at least expect 'collection order', but taking this even a step further, it would be awesome if the export fields could be reordered in any order.
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Save export CSV configured fields in favourite query
In case of exporting the result of a find query in a CSV file, at the moment (v. 1.36.4) we need to select which fields we are interested at the first time and in case of reuse of the favourite query we need to select these fields again.
In fact, in the default behaviour, all fields are selected from the sampled result in the CSV exporting process.One way could be to save the selected fields from the CSV export configuration in the favourite query settings.
Other ideas?
Thanks.
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EXPORT/IMPORT bson files
Suppport EXPORT/IMPORT bson Files.
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Feature Request: Add simplified parallel insertion command syntax
I want to have a (maybe per server) setting dialog where I can enter a custom JS function that returns any of the mongoDB supported datatypes for the primary key (_id or id - usually String, ObjectId or NumberLong) and is then used everytime I insert a new document in mongoDB compasst.
Context
I was testing deduplication functionality I implemented in my app and I had to repeat the process several times. As my IDs were UUIDv4 strings, I needed extra steps after duplicating the documents with the duplicate button on the document in the preview list because otherwise the…
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allow updating of data via "add data", by importing an updated file
Right now if you export data, modify it, then try to import it, it will throw an error because the ID already exists. I want to update all those documents, not create new ones.
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Export data from a query should limit fields based on Projection
When exporting data from a query in MongoDB Compass, only check the fields that are in the Projection section. Don't default to all the fields when exporting.
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Have the Export Colelction feature list all collection fields by default
The current feature lists the fields from a sample of documents which may miss some fields. Although it is specified in a tooltip, this is quite counter-intuitive in a NoSQL database which is all about document diversity.
When a collection has upwards to 100+ possible fields it becomes quite tedious to figure out which ones are missing from the sample data.
I would like for MongoDB Compass to find the complete list of possible fields for a selected collection and list them all out be default.
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Mongo to recognize arrays during import
Mongo is unable to recognize arrays, even from it's own exported documents that are manually formatted as arrays. The options available are not compatible with complicated datasets with more than one column that contain arrays. This should be standard.
2 votes
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