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I'm currently using MongoDB in a reporting system and have to delete a whole bunch of test documents. While I don't have too much trouble using the JSON-based command-line tools, it gets extremely tedious to have to keep searching for documents, copy-and-pasting OIDs, etc., especiallyfrom a command prompt window (ever tried to "mark" text that wraps multiple lines?)
A quick Google search didn't turn up much (just a Mac tool), but I thought I'd ask here.
I realize that there's unlikely to be anything even close to SQL Server Management Studio in terms of the feature set, but is there anything at least similar? Just something that will allow me to visually inspect the databases and collections, perform some simple CRUD tasks and manage multiple scripts in a proper window (not a DOS prompt)?
If not, is there a work in progress anywhere? I might even be willing to contribute if I knew what I was looking for, but I can't even seem to find a hint of a germ of an inkling that somebody might be thinking about building something like this for Windows.
I'd appreciate it if anyone could point me in the right direction.
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closed as not constructive by Brian Diggs, ЯegDwight, kprobst, Mysticial, dSquared Oct 12 '12 at 1:17
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Several GUIs have been created to help developers visualize their data. Mongo-tools lists many of them (check "GUI" under "Purpose"), albeit without any comments. Some popular ones are:
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