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[09:07:41] <cloudbud> hi

[09:07:50] <cloudbud> how can I restore a dump

[09:08:01] <cloudbud> like I created a dump in a directory

[09:08:08] <cloudbud> how can i restore that dump

[09:20:26] <cloudbud> how to restore using --drop plugin

[09:20:28] <cloudbud> switch

[16:07:16] <GothAlice> Questions like that hurt me physically.

[16:07:22] <GothAlice> https://lmgtfy.com/?q=mongodb+mongorestore

[16:09:01] <GothAlice> Even a less targeted search like https://lmgtfy.com/?q=mongo+restore+database+backup strikes gold on the first result.

[16:12:08] <GothAlice> Heck. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=I+created+a+mongo+dump+how+can+I+restore+it+please ← even rolling up like a grandmother works.

[18:16:44] <robertparkerx> how can I find all the columns in a collection?

[18:30:32] <GothAlice> That's a bit of a tough one. Even more so given there are no such things as columns. What you ultimately would require is a recursive process of "key collection", identifying the key/value "attribute names" from within the top-level document, and any embedded documents, or arrays of embedded documents, however deep the dataset may be.

[18:31:05] <GothAlice> Which may vary from record to record not at all, or completely, or anything in-between.

[18:38:25] <robertparkerx> It is odd. Someone said they added the column source_db to customer collection to separate the customerr

[18:38:28] <robertparkerx> but when I

[18:38:30] <robertparkerx> db.customer.findOne({"number":"999884"});

[18:38:39] <robertparkerx> I don't see the column source_db

[18:39:22] <GothAlice> 😑

[18:39:46] <robertparkerx> oh no such thing as columns

[18:39:56] <robertparkerx> Well it's what I understood it

[18:43:25] <robertparkerx> I think I found it

[18:43:32] <robertparkerx> I don't know much about mongo

[18:43:45] <robertparkerx> but this customer has the source_db key/value pair

[18:43:58] <robertparkerx> no other customer seems to have it but one