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MongoDB atlas connection
Learner III
Hi,
I'm trying out RapidMiner 9.5 and i'm quite liking it thus far, my two showstoppers are connections to google bigquery (now solved) and connection to MongoDB atlas. I'm trying to get the MongoDB-connection working but having some troubles that I guess are related to me being a complete newbie on the platform, I have set up a connection that tests OK but when trying to use a read MongoDB operator I can't get the collection to list. I'm using a connection string in the connection like "mongodb+srv://.
I notice that the compatibility on the read MongoDB operator states "9.3.000" those that have an impact?
What I'm I doing wrong?
I'm trying out RapidMiner 9.5 and i'm quite liking it thus far, my two showstoppers are connections to google bigquery (now solved) and connection to MongoDB atlas. I'm trying to get the MongoDB-connection working but having some troubles that I guess are related to me being a complete newbie on the platform, I have set up a connection that tests OK but when trying to use a read MongoDB operator I can't get the collection to list. I'm using a connection string in the connection like "mongodb+srv://.
I notice that the compatibility on the read MongoDB operator states "9.3.000" those that have an impact?
What I'm I doing wrong?
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Answers
Are you certain you have access to the collection with your credentials? Do you see any error in the log?
The highest compatibility refers to the latest available version of the source of an operator, in this case the NoSQL extension. That currently sits at 9.3.0, so that is fine.
I do get collections from our test instance, though that one is installed locally on one of our servers, not Atlas. I don't know if that changes anything, tbh.
Regards,
Marco