I'm not going to give specifics, it's just that code completion in 3T is generally WTF, poor and nearly useless. Your product is the best pretty much in any other aspect but code completion it simply isn't at the same level. I expect more, especially considering the price. Just check for example NoSQLBooster for MongoDB, its code completion beats the pants down off 3T, so bad it's almost painful to watch.

Come on guys, you can do better than that.

Perhaps let it rerun my query history (so annoying when I have to reset all the things again).

Although some tab groups can be managed with a right click, aggregation query results tabs have no context menu so it is impossible to mass-close tabs. In addition, the tab context menu should have a "close all" option.

Provide more human readable colour scheme.

Ask to save when Ctrl-W closed in IntelliShell... I just lost 30 minutes of work... Anyway, Ctrl-W should close the tab it has the focus on (in my case, the results tab, not the whole tab).

Tree View shows a record number for each record. The record number is not displayed in the other views. When viewing a record in tree view and then switching to another view, it's difficult to (re)identify the original record now in the context of other records.

Provide ability to move (drag and drop) columns so that you can have particular columns that are used to browse through the records (e..g order number) to be at the left hand side.

what the title says :) would be costly yet useful when trying to compare collections. We would like to see 'green across the board' instead of yellows due to different array order

It would be nice if you could add a simple overview where you can compare the collection stats of a db + the db stats of an instance

I'm most intrested in count, size, storageSize and index size.

Smaller solution: format the stats mentioned above human readable (2,5GB instead of 2512354123)

Hi,

Please add posibiliti, to choise MongoDate export format, because excel don't recognize format like "2018-07-27T21:15:13.000Z" as datetime

Suppose we have the following connection string: mongodb://user:password@localhost/test

In this example and according to the documenation, the 'test' database will be used for authentication as well as the database you connect to. The documentation specifies an 'authenticationDatabase' query parameter to customize this a little bit.

For example: mongodb://user:password@localhost/test?authenticationDatabase=admin

This changes the connection string to mean that you should connect to 'test' but authenticate against 'admin'. It would be nice to have GUI support for this.

It would be awesome if you allow users to edit / include their own Keyboard Shortcuts on all platforms for things like editing JSON / viewing JSON / Switching tabs, etc...

It would be better if we can copy filters from query build and paste in another tab. As of now we have copy feature, its better to have paste also

Reproduction steps:
- Create a new map-reduce job, go to input data > query. Create a query with an ISODate, such as {datetime:{$lt:ISODate("2015-11-01T00:00:00.000+0000")}}
- Run the query (show filtered output data button). Create it so that it will return results.
- Save the job
- Load the job
- Go to input data tab. You will see your ISODate back like {"$symbol":"ISODate("2015-11-01T00:00:00.000+0000")"}
- Run the query (show filtered output data button). It will not return results.

Why does it convert the ISODate to a symbol, when that breaks the query?

i giveu p to use sql to make queries, because a lot of default features of sql langue, to make subqueries and joins for example, doesn't work.

Please Improve that .

Having a migration task mapping in a computer with studio 3T is great until the owner leaves on vacation or the computer fails. When critical company's commitments rely on that migration task mapping then it must be possible to export and import it into a different studio 3T license.

Here's the use case:
I have a collection that has an id column.
I populate a csv file with those id's.
I add columns (or change existing column values) inside the spreadsheet.
I can then 'merge' that csv into an existing collection using the _id as the key - appending (or changing) data to that record - essentially a db.collection.update command.

The application in general isn't keyboard friendly, I often have to click on different fields in order to be able to press Enter to search, which can be very distracting if your work depends heavily on MongoDB.

I am running Studio 3T on Windows.

See how it works in chrome browser, intellijj IDEA, LibreOffice etc.
This feature should be implemented in all views with horizontal scrollbar.