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Is it possible to update a MongoDB Schema definition through the JDBC driver?

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TitleIs it possible to update a MongoDB Schema definition through the JDBC driver?
URL NameIs-it-possible-to-update-a-MongoDB-Schema-definition-through-the-JDBC-driver
Article Number000178643
EnvironmentProduct: Connect for JDBC MongoDB
Version: 6.0
OS: JAVA
Database: MongoDB
Application: All supported applications
Question/Problem Description
Is it possible to update a MongoDB Schema definition through the Connect for JDBC MongoDb driver?
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Clarifying Information
Within the Connect for JDBC MongoDB driver Schema Tool there is a button called "RESTART WIZARD" that allows a reset the relational view of the schema definition. Is there a statement to do that with the MongoDB JDBC driver?
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This is functioning as designed. In general, since there's a backend change that you want to pick up, the "REFRESH MAP" command is appropriate. The MongoDB driver this call is additive-only -- i.e. only new objects will be picked up...nothing will be hidden. This is to avoid cases where large numbers of manual edits are lost via a single "REFRESH" command, as well as to mitigate situations in which the contents of existing tables change frequently, as such changes could otherwise result in the deletion of child tables from the map.

The Schema Tool must be used in order to remove the tables from their map. You should not need to use "Restart Wizard", though you should be able to browse to the  table and hide via right-click > remove object or the "remove object" button on the toolbar.
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Last Modified Date12/6/2016 7:58 PM
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