JSON mongoexport produces a JSON format that the mongoexport tool generates. JSON – MongoDB Shell / Studio 3T exports a collection to a rich, type-conserving collection.json file, in the JSON format used in the mongo shell, which makes for an easy paste job. What’s the difference between the two JSON format options?

Format options – Choose between JSON – MongoDB Shell / Studio 3T or JSON – mongoexport.

Learn more about Incremental Execution for Export and Migration. To do this, click Configure incremental execution to turn on incremental exports and select a unique and sortable field to track, or choose a previous point to resume from.

Incremental execution options – In this example, we’re exporting a current query result, but if you were exporting an entire collection, you can choose to export only the newest documents.

If you need to edit it, you don’t need to go back to the original query, you can edit it directly in the Query bar. In this example, we’ll export the Current Query Result of the find() query. Learn more about the Export source page of the Export Wizard. Open the Export Wizard and choose your export source. To save time, you can save your Excel export as a task, which you can then run on demand or schedule to run later. You can run multiple Excel exports at a time by adding more export units. To configure global export options, click General export settings in the toolbar.Īfter configuring the export, you can run the export immediately by clicking Run in the toolbar. If you need to rescan the fields, under the Export source section, click the arrow to the right of Change source and select Rescan source.

Format options – Configure settings such as the Excel file format, including or excluding column headers, column auto-sizing, and text alignment.

Select fields – Use the checkboxes to specify the fields to include in the export and add custom fields as needed.

You can use date and time placeholders in the file path.

Export target – Select or specify the destination file as needed.

The Export unit – Excel tab contains the following sections: Studio 3T performs a partial scan to automatically detect fields in your collection and opens an Export tab with two tabs: an Export overview tab and an Export unit #1 – Excel tab (displayed by default). Next, select Excel as the export format and click Configure. Ready to export? Download the latest Studio 3T version. Output preview – Click on the arrow to display a preview of the CSV file.Other options – Configure non-formatting settings such as how to treat null values and column headers.Data Masking – Configure data masking rules for fields by clicking Open field masking editor.CSV format – Configure settings such as preset, delimiter, and record separator.Click Configure incremental execution to turn on incremental exports and select a unique and sortable field to track, or choose a previous point to resume from. Incremental execution options – Export only the newest documents in collections instead of entire collections.Export target – Choose between clipboard or file, and define the file path as needed.You can change this by clicking inside the blue dotted box, or by dragging the source from the Connection Tree directly into the tab.

Export source – Displays the source connection, database, and collection.The Export unit – CSV tab contains the following sections: Alternatively, you can manually add fields that weren’t scanned by clicking Add custom field. To detect all fields, you can click Change scan method in the notification box and then choose a full scan but this may take a while. Studio 3T performs a partial scan to automatically detect fields in your collection and opens an Export tab with two tabs: an Export overview tab and an Export unit #1 – CSV tab (displayed by default). Next, select CSV as the export format and click Configure. Open the Export Wizard and select your export source.

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