SmithSo in the above example, we are assuming we want to import 3 documents into a collection called data. The following example shows how this can be done.Step 1) Create a CSV file called data.csv and put the following data in itEmployeeid,EmployeeName. We are just ensuring the directory is present, so that MongoDB can find it when it starts.The import of data into MongoDB is done using the 'mongoimport' command. This can be done in the following wayThe above command 'md datadb' makes a directory called datadb in your current location.MongoDB will automatically create the databases in this location, because this is the default location for MongoDB to store its information. Note: If you want to move the MongoDB folder from default position to another position, it is necessary to issue the move command as an administrator.Step 4) Installation will auto-startStep 5) Compass will launch with a Welcome screenStep 6) Keep the privacy settings as default and Click 'Start Using Compass'Step 7) You will see homescreen with list of current databases.MongoDB Configuration, Import, and ExportBefore starting the MongoDB server, the first key aspect is to configure the data directory where all the MongoDB data will be stored.
These instructions will guide you to complete the installation process. In Window explorer, locate the downloaded MongoDB msi file, double click on that file and follow the instructions appears on the screen. 32 bit version of MongoDB is generally used in testing and development purposes because it supports databases smaller than 2 GB. This version of MongoDB runs on only 32 bit windows. This version of MongoDB runs only on newer version of Windows contains 64 bit operating system.įor example: Window Server 2008 R2, Window 7 64 bit etc.
You can't operate it on older version of windows. This version of MongoDB runs only on Window Server 2008 R2, Window7 64 bit, and the newer version of windows. MongoDB for Windows Server 2008 R2 edition Note: MongoDB does not support Window XP.
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