
Parameter | Description |
Database | Supports selecting the database to be executed. |
Import Collection | Supports selecting the collection to be imported. |
File Type | Supports JSON and CSV file types. |
Import Method | Supports Insert or Replace import methods. |
Import File | Local file: Click Click to upload to upload a local file or drag and drop the file into the designated area. Only files up to 10 GB are allowed. |


Parameter | Description |
Database | Supports selecting the database to be executed. |
File Type | The file types include JSON and CSV. JSON: After selecting the file type, choose the JSON format. Relaxed extended JSON (Relaxed mode) Example: {"Int32Val":42, "Int64Val":42, "DoubleVal":42.42} Canonical extended JSON (Canonical mode) Example: {"Int32Val":{"$numberInt":"42"},"Int64Val":{"$numberLong":"42"},"DoubleVal":{"$numberDouble":"42.42"}} CSV Note: When Relaxed Extended JSON (Relaxed mode) or CSV format is selected for export, field type information may be lost, making it unsuitable for data backup. For more information on MongoDB JSON formats, see MongoDB Extended JSON (v2). |
Export Scheme | Supports exporting by selecting a collection or writing a query statement. Collection export: You can choose to export all collections or specific collections. Note: Exporting all collections is only supported for databases with 100 or fewer collections. A maximum of 100 collections can be selected for partial collection export. Write query statement export: Exports data based on query statements, supporting only find and aggregate statements, with a maximum of 10 query statements allowed. Reference syntax: db.users.find({age:{$gt: 18}}) or db.users.aggregate([ { $match: { age: { $gt: 18 } } }, { $limit: 10 }, { $group: { _id: null, names: { $push: "$name" }}}]); |
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