Connection string for connecting to localhost with MongoDB Compass: mongodb://localhost[:27017] You can also refer to this video of mine where I do it in real time. th-cam.com/video/RsWdj7V2Ojg/w-d-xo.html
You are showing already connected string to connect.... but we are here to know, HOW TO CONNECT IT FOR FIRST TIME... that is we didn't have any used databases early... hope you understand what I'm saying. Please WRITE THE CONNECTION STRING FOR THE FIRST TIME CONNECTIVITY, i.e., If we don't have any RECENTS listed. Hope you understand that part.
For everyone who came to this video looking for an answer on how to run in localhost mode you need to: 1 - install mongo community server www.mongodb.com/try/download/community 2 - after install check for the system variable. Here is the link to the answer on how to do it stackoverflow.com/a/41507803/1603075 3- then you can use a link like this one mongodb://localhost:27017/react-next-bookit for your compass or in your project
How can i find the difference of Timestamp field for two documents in the given collection where msgID field is same in both documents in the same collection.
Thanks for the video. Can i know ,where(Which location i windows machine) does the uploaded data(like image or video), gets stored in the windows machine? . Also what format the data gets stored?
after we create database and collections that we can see on mongodb compass is how we create column and that is the important thing that you forget to talk about .
Is it possible to export all of the information from an entire database (not just one collection at a time) and then import all the contents of that exported database into a different database?
I was expecting to see how to create a mongodb compass as a beginner but, it seems with your relactancy you had to go round and dogded . Not satisfied though.
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Connection string for connecting to localhost with MongoDB Compass: mongodb://localhost[:27017] You can also refer to this video of mine where I do it in real time. th-cam.com/video/RsWdj7V2Ojg/w-d-xo.html
Simple wording, straight to the point, only important information and short examples for better understanding. This is a really great tutorial!
You delivered exactly what we need thank you so much.
Thanks, a nice intro to Compass.
Thank you! It's my first day learning MongoDB. Very helpful!
Elegantly explained, really helpful for my final year project. Thanks.
You are showing already connected string to connect.... but we are here to know, HOW TO CONNECT IT FOR FIRST TIME... that is we didn't have any used databases early... hope you understand what I'm saying. Please WRITE THE CONNECTION STRING FOR THE FIRST TIME CONNECTIVITY, i.e., If we don't have any RECENTS listed. Hope you understand that part.
how did you write the local connection string??
go in "Fill in connection fields individually" so the standart local host is there, just press OK
@@lhayanavieira7723 Thank you!
Thank you So much for this. I needed some guidance for my project and this helps a lot and it's pretty straightforward so every second is worth it.
Excellent intro, thank you - can’t wait to give this a go!🎉
You saved my life 🥰
Very Helpful gave an insight of what i need in minutes. Thank you.
Can't thank you enough. You're a blessing for us.
thank you so much !!! this video helped me a lot u are a savior
This was exactly what i needed. Brief introduction to the app. Thank you Hala!
thanks this really help full
Really useful video for me, as I am new to mongodb. Thanks #Code_First
For everyone who came to this video looking for an answer on how to run in localhost mode you need to:
1 - install mongo community server
www.mongodb.com/try/download/community
2 - after install check for the system variable. Here is the link to the answer on how to do it
stackoverflow.com/a/41507803/1603075
3- then you can use a link like this one
mongodb://localhost:27017/react-next-bookit
for your compass or in your project
Thanks, this was helpful.
thank you so much
A great brief explanation.
How can i find the difference of Timestamp field for two documents in the given collection where msgID field is same in both documents in the same collection.
Thank you
Thank you, the best simple explanation I have watched so far!
Thank you NIce Presentation . I think you missed regaridng USer access .
Thanks for this great and helpful video!
Very helpful video for beginners...
Thanks for the video.
Can i know ,where(Which location i windows machine) does the uploaded data(like image or video), gets stored in the windows machine? . Also what format the data gets stored?
Thank you. This is very helpful :)
This is extremely well done! You are a natural! Thank you!
great intro, wish i could run queries in compass instead of in the command line
docs.mongodb.com/compass/master/query/filter
connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:27017 found this error on local host
I am also facing the same error message, any help man?
thankx ur content is awesome
after we create database and collections that we can see on mongodb compass is how we create column and that is the important thing that you forget to talk about .
How do you create connection
can we run a query to update multiple document?
Is it possible to export all of the information from an entire database (not just one collection at a time) and then import all the contents of that exported database into a different database?
Google mongoexport/mongorestore
From where or how can i get a connection string?
Thanks! This is helpful
thankyouu very helpful
Well done!
Thx!!!
thanks
Gracias, excelente tutorial!
How do I Even Open the compass
If you installed it on Windows, you can find the application executable by typing MongoDBCompass in the Windows start menu.
I was expecting to see how to create a mongodb compass as a beginner but, it seems with your relactancy you had to go round and dogded . Not satisfied though.
not in-depth....
Are you Irish?