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MongoDB Database Unpackaging window

MongoDB Database Unpackaging window
1

Browse File button

1. Browse File button
Click this button to select a Package file to unpack.
2

Edit field

2. Edit field
The name of the Package file to unpack.  Click the Browse button to select a Package file.
3

Databases drop-down list

3. Databases drop-down list
Select the databases to unpack.  This drop-down list contains a list of databases that are contained in the selected Package file.
 
4

Edit field

4. Edit field
The default temporary folder path where the package contents will be extracted to.  Click the Browse button to navigate to a folder path where the Package file contents will be extracted to during the unpack operation.  This folder path and its contents are deleted after the unpack operation has completed.
5

Browse for Folder button

5. Browse for Folder button
Click this button to browse for a folder to extract the package contents to.  This path is defaulted to your ...Local\Temp folder for your account profile.
6

Unpack option

6.  Unpack option
Choose how to restore the selected Mongo databases.  You can either restore/import to the current connected Mongo Database or create a new physical Database path to contain the new logical databases.
 
You cannot create a new physical Mongo database path for a remotely connected Mongo Server.  This option only applies when the Mongo Server is locally hosted on your PC.
7

Unpack button

7. Unpack button
Click this button to begin the Unpack operation.  You can click this button again during the unpack operation to cancel it.
8

Unpack Status

8. Unpack Status
Indicates the status of the Unpack operation.
9

Error List tab

9.  Error List tab
Click this Tab or hover with your mouse cursor to view any errors associated with the unpack operation.  If any errors were encountered, this tab will be flashing red.
10

Output view

10. Output view
Click the Output tab to view messages associated with the unpack operation.  These messages are returned by the MongoDB Server during the request to execute a Mongo Restore command from the connected Server.