Querying MongoDB on Typper BI
This guide explains how to run MongoDB queries on the Typper BI. Typper’s interface allows users to interact with your MongoDB collections using a structured JSON query format.
Before you begin, make sure you have:
To execute a MongoDB query, follow these steps:
Replace name_of_your_collection with the actual name of your MongoDB collection. In aggregateParams
, provide the aggregation pipeline as a JSON object that defines the stages of your MongoDB query.
Here’s an example of a simple aggregation that counts the number of documents grouped by a category field:
After defining your query:
The results will be displayed within the Typper BI platform, allowing you to analyze the output directly.
With Typper BI, you can seamlessly run MongoDB queries by leveraging JSON format to interact with your collections. Always review your queries for correct syntax and ensure you have the necessary permissions to access the data.
For more detailed information on MongoDB’s aggregation framework and query syntax, refer to the official MongoDB documentation.
Querying MongoDB on Typper BI
This guide explains how to run MongoDB queries on the Typper BI. Typper’s interface allows users to interact with your MongoDB collections using a structured JSON query format.
Before you begin, make sure you have:
To execute a MongoDB query, follow these steps:
Replace name_of_your_collection with the actual name of your MongoDB collection. In aggregateParams
, provide the aggregation pipeline as a JSON object that defines the stages of your MongoDB query.
Here’s an example of a simple aggregation that counts the number of documents grouped by a category field:
After defining your query:
The results will be displayed within the Typper BI platform, allowing you to analyze the output directly.
With Typper BI, you can seamlessly run MongoDB queries by leveraging JSON format to interact with your collections. Always review your queries for correct syntax and ensure you have the necessary permissions to access the data.
For more detailed information on MongoDB’s aggregation framework and query syntax, refer to the official MongoDB documentation.