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MongoDB Sender Connector

It enables performing scheduled operations in MongoDB. It automatically executes specified database operations at user-specified time intervals or at a specific date and time. MongoDB Sender connector fulfills the user's demands, automates predetermined operations and performs regular tasks on the MongoDB database. For example, this connector can be used to schedule tasks such as updating a specific document daily, deleting data from a specific collection, or executing a specific query at specific intervals. In this way, system administrators or developers can streamline database management by using scheduled tasks to streamline and optimize specific processes.

Required Connector Properties​

  • Database Name: Specify the MongoDB database to connect to by providing the required information, which was previously configured in JDBC Destinations.
Note

To acquire comprehensive guidance on defining an JDBC Destination, please refer to the JDBC Destinations section. This section offers detailed instructions and insights into the process, ensuring clarity and effectiveness in setting up JDBC Destinations.

  • Collection Name: It refers to the units in which documents are grouped and data related to each other are stored. MongoDB is a document-based database that stores documents in BSON (Binary JSON) format. Documents refer to structures that represent data in JSON-like formats, and these documents are stored in collections.

  • Return Type: Determines how data returned from MongoDB is formatted. Json, XML or CSV can be selected.

  • Operation: It includes various basic operations performed on MongoDB database such as inserting, updating, querying or deleting data in the database.

  • Scheduler - Cron: This variable allows determining the working interval and frequency of the defined MongoDB in Cron format. Cron is used to schedule tasks to run at specific intervals or on specific dates and times.