Yesterday I reinstalled Windows 10 on my PC and downloaded and installed the current version of MongoDB Enterprise from the MongoDB website. After installing MongoDB, it works fine. But the mongodump.exe and mongorestore.exe files are missing in the C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.4\bin directory. So, I cannot restore my previous database and continue my work. Am I doing anything wrong? How can I get those files back so that I can restore my previous database?
Starting with Mongo 4.4 the database tools are not part of the MongoDB Server package anymore.
You have to download MongoDB Database Tools separately from https://www.mongodb.com/try/download/database-tools
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I have a node/javascript application which needs a database for data storage.
So far I have used Xampp (8.1.6-0) for Mac (OS Monterey, ver 12.6). Since a few days however mysql would’t start in Xampp anymore. After reinstalling Xampp and manually setting up the data base (grrr.... no backup made, my fault!!!) it worked for a day and now I have the same problem.
I am now thinking about getting rid of Xampp and replacing it by a mysql Community edition.
I am relativ new to mysql and also to node so I have a few question.
I use mysql2 as a node extension. Will this connect to a database which was made by this mysql community edition
Are there other alternatives to Xampp?
Can you advise on a good location to learn about mysql community edition in conjunction with node and mysql2.
I have made from myphpadmin a database export to a file ****.sql as backup. Can I use this file in mysql workbench to restore the database?
many thanks for you help
Klaus
tried to repair my existing Xampp installation by making a new installation
I need to make use of logstash as I want to be able to index data residing in SQLServer 2012 tables on a windows 2012 r2 server.
Looking at the following link Installing Logstash there is no reference to installing under windows.
If I go to the bin directory after unpacking the zip I can see a setup.bat file. If I attempt to run this from a Powershell window as administrator nothing happens.
All the demos I've managed to find reference earlier versions of Elasticsearch and logstash at this release it sees to have changed quite a bit.
I already have Elasticsearch 5.5.1 installed and working with Fscrawler for physical documents outside the DB.
Also as an aside to this. For now in terms of an application we are currently using classic asp. so for now I will not be able to use the .Net libraries. to obtain data from Elastic. I was hoping though that I'd be able to get to it via an Ajax call to Elastic.
I just install meteor.js and try to use it replace the old frameworks.
The issue is:
On my windows 10 64bit system, the meteor is use 32bit mongodb(2.6.7), which is limited th database size is 2gb.
How to make the meteor work with 64bit mongodb?
Having researched this myself just now, it looks as though the Meteor version 1.4 release will be updated to version 3.2 of MongoDB, in which "32-bit binaries are deprecated"
Github ticket for the updating of MongoDB
MongoDB declaration that 3.2 has deprecated 32-bit binaries
Meteor 1.4 announcement
If upgrading your MongoDB instance is mandatory now, then unfortunately it looks like the only way is to manually upgrade the binaries yourself. If you do this, I would suggest you make a backup of them just in-case it messes up.
To upgrade to version 3.2 you first need to upgrade to version 3.0, then you can upgrade to version 3.2
I guess you didn't install the right version of Mongo if you have a 32 bits version.
check out their installation guide:
https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-windows/
First download the right 64 bits version for Windows:
https://www.mongodb.org/downloads#production
and follow the instructions:
Install MongoDB
Interactive Installation 1 Install MongoDB for Windows. In Windows
Explorer, locate the downloaded MongoDB .msi file, which typically is
located in the default Downloads folder. Double-click the .msi file. A
set of screens will appear to guide you through the installation
process.
You may specify an installation directory if you choose the “Custom”
installation option.
NOTE These instructions assume that you have installed MongoDB to
C:\mongodb. MongoDB is self-contained and does not have any other
system dependencies. You can run MongoDB from any folder you choose.
You may install MongoDB in any folder (e.g. D:\test\mongodb).
I'm currently using TeamCity 9.0 with MS-SQL as the repository. I want to upgrade to version 9.1.1. I run the installer and I see 9.0 being uninstalled, followed by the 9.1.1 installation. After the installation is done TeamCity won't come back. The Web portal shows this error:
TeamCity server is connecting to MSSQL database. The database server is not started yet, or the database specified in '/config/database.properties' file is inaccessible.
I am using the same user account as the previous installation so it doesn't look like a permissions issue.
According to the documentation the installer should prompt for the data directory, but I never got that prompt.
While uninstalling I removed the TeamCity/lib/jdbc folder (those are the libraries to use MS-SQL). After installing 9.1.1 I copied back the folder and restarted the TC service.
Thoughts?
Check your config/database.properties file, and see if your database is still there.
I'm trying to install SQL Server 2008 Management Studio on a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 machine, however I do not have enough space on the C:\ partition, so I'd like to install it on the D:\ partition. When I go through the installation, the install path is grayed-out. Some people have said that you have to uninstall any previous versions of SQL Server, which I did but to no avail. Anyone have any suggestions on how to get Management Studio installed on a different partition or how to edit this seemingly read-only field during the installation?
Thanks in advance
Even though you uninstalled the previous versions, did you clear the registry entries? Those could keep you from changing the installation directory.