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Settings are stored in folder "%USERPROFILE%\.3T". You can create a symbolic link to your dropbox folder, if you like.
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Table "dual" is known for SQL databases mainly Oracle, it does not exist in MonogDB. It would be rather a feature request for MongoDB directly, not for an IDE or an Editor.
Note, in MongoDB version 5.1 the operator `$documents` has been added, this should be similar to "select ... from dual" function. See https://www.mongodb.com/docs/v6.0/reference/operator/aggregation/documents/
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You can define ALL hotkeys in the tool by yourself. Check Preferences -> Keymap, there you can remode any hotkey which you don't like.
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The current release of Studio 3T supports the new `mongosh` which is a fully functional Node.js runtime. This should provide also JavaScript promises.
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Unfortunately there is no "1-click" conversion from SQL to NoSQL, these are completely different languages. It may work for simple and basic queries, however for complex application you need to run it manually. Most likely that's what you get paid for as an engineer.
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Maybe the best opening line would be based on the most recently executed query on this collection.
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With aggregation stage `$documents` (introduced in MongoDB version 5.1) you can do it like this:
db.aggregate([{ $documents: [<Your JSON explain document>] }])