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DB Documantation

Adding the ability to add documentation on each db,collection,document,index etc... for example :add an explenation on what this field is for in a document. Then give the ability to generate a document with the db schema and all related details en...

Guest almost 4 years ago in IDEs 0 Submitted

3 VOTE

Add ObjectId() to intellisense

Add ObjectId() to .mongodb intellisense / autocomplete when indicating that an _id field is of ObjectId type

Guest almost 4 years ago in IDEs 0 Submitted

2 VOTE

Ruby on Rails support of Atlas Search index management

Feedback from customer: "Currently we need to manage core DB indexes and atlas search indexes separately. We'd prefer to manage them all in the Rails model code but MongoID only supports core DB index configuration. We're having to use terraform f...

Guest over 2 years ago in Atlas Search 0 Submitted

2 VOTE

Data type coercion when document field type doesn't match index field type

When a document field type doesn't match the index field type, it seems to be indexed as "blank" and won't match anything. Many data types are readily convertible between type representations. It would be great if Atlas Search could do that for us...

Guest over 2 years ago in Atlas Search 2 Submitted

3 VOTE

enable $and operator for multiple words in a search term (not only $or)

It seems a commonly needed ability to decrease the amount of results from a multi-word search query instead of expanding it, since the default operator for every word is $or. If there could be a built-in $and option it will be great. Thank you.

Guest about 4 years ago in Atlas Search 1 Submitted

2 VOTE

Allow comments in JSON code

It would be great if we could keep comments in JSON generated items such as indexes (both MongoDB and Atlas Search)

Guest over 2 years ago in Atlas Search 0 Submitted

2 VOTE

Allow indexing of only part of a collection

Would be great to be able to create an Atlas Search index that only indexes part of a collection (like partialFilterExpression for a regular index). This would be valuable in situations where a collection is quite large (which would create a lot o...