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Configure Queries

Use this wizard page to configure queries to database collections of a MongoDB instance.

WPF: configure queries to a MongoDB instance in the Data Source Wizard

Specify the name of the database and database collection in the Database and Collection columns. You can use the Filter column to specify filter conditions for items of the database collections.

The names of queries to database collections should be unique. A string stored in a query’s Collection column is the default name for this query. To create several queries to the same database collection, use the Alias column to specify different names for these queries.