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How do I use an existing MongoDB in a Meteor project?
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Closed 7 years ago.
I am new to meteor platform.
I have created a meteor project.
Need help to change db. I have created a mongodb in https://mongolab.com/. It provided connection string and I am able to successfully connect to that DB from terminal(Ubuntu).
I want to connect to mongodb hosted in https://mongolab.com/. How can I update connection string in meteor project?
Thanks in advance
Export the MONGO_URL environment variable with the MongoLab connection string like this export MONGO_URL=mongodb://localhost:27017/your_db
Then, run meteor as usual.
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Hello I’m new Meteor !!!
I have only private key (file.pem), user, ip:port
I don’t know how to connect with meteor run on local machine
First try to connect with some local client, terminal or robomongo. After you managed to do that, you can look into ways to connect your meteor application to external mongodb.
Also since meteor coming with its own bundled mongo, you should install mongodb in your system and connect your meteor app to this one mongo first.
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How do I copy a database from one MongoDB server to another?
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Closed 4 years ago.
I want to copy my db called users binded by default to localhost:27017 to another bind address. How can I do this?
You could try using this copydb command.
Otherwise, you could use mongo export, export the data to a file. Then import those data into the new database. Back Up and Restore with MongoDB Tools
Here is the doc of mongo export
mongoexport
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Query to check postgresql database status
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Closed 4 years ago.
I have a Postgres database in the production environment for which I don't have access to. All I want to do is to check if the database is up and running, Is there any command or program or anything to check this? Just need to verify if it's up as easy as possible. I know the password, the database, the host/servername and the database accountname
How do I use all of these parameters to check if the database is up and running. The guys that configured the production environment have made so that no one outside the production environment can touch it. The production environment is Linux and iam using windows in my virtual desktop
You can check for a connection on the default port, which the Postgres service is running.
Some Administrators use default ports for database services:
Try checking 5432 or 5433 as the default ports.
If you have Win and you're looking also for solution, then you may check some dedicated monitoring software like NetCrunch.
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How to connect Robomongo to MongoDB
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Closed 5 years ago.
I have been a mongochef user for a while, and setting up URI connections with mongochef is super easy. However this is not the case with robomongo.
How would someone connect their MLAB mongodb database to robobongo when MLAB uses string URI's to connect users to their databases?
in the configuration setup for robomongo it looks like it favors ip addresses and ports as the connection method and does not provide a URI format
lets say you have following uri
mongodb://<dbuser>:<dbpassword>#ds111111.mlab.com:55191/<dbName>
where dbuser and dbpassword are users for the database.
In robomongo, in the Connection tab enter following in the Address box:
ds111111.mlab.com
and for the port box
55191
Go to the Authentication tab. Click on 'Perform authentication'. Enter database name, username, and password . Let the auth mechanism be SCRAM-SHA-1
Here are some snapshots
Connecting via Robomongo should just be a matter of extracting the relevant hostname and port from the MongoDB connection string URI.
For example, if the connection string were:
mongodb://r1.example.net:27017,r2.example.net:27017/testdb
then the hostname could be r1.example.net or r2.example.net with a port value of 27017 and a database name of testdb.
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Closed 12 years ago.
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db2 Type 4 driver downlaod
Hi to all,
I want to connect to the Db2 data base server with java application, I use type4 driver, can you please tell me exact location to download DB2 Type4 driver
Thanq in advance
The actually recommended way is to get this from the DB2 server you are working with because it quarantees you get the correct version of them. You can find them from /sqllib/java .