Batch import XML files to MongoDB collections

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Want to batch import data from XML files to MongoDB collections?

Try Withdata FileToMongo, a XML to MongoDB converter for Windows, MacOS, and Linux, Bulk import XML to MongoDB, Easy and Fast.

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Bulk import data from XML files to MongoDB collections

Login to MongoDB -> Choose XML files -> Set MongoDB collections. -> Import XML files into MongoDB collections

Start FileToMongo, connect to MongoDB.

Import multiple XML files data to 1 MongoDB collection - connect to mongodb

Click “N File To N Collection” at task dialog.

Batch Import XML files data To MongoDB collections - task window

then show the wizard.

Select the “XML” file type.

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1. Open a folder contains XML files.

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2. Set XML options.

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3. List collesions, set “Import Type”.

Batch Load Data From XML File To MongoDB collections - select table

4. Map files to collections.

Batch Load Data From XML File To MongoDB collections - select table

5. Summary.

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6. Import XML data to MongoDB collections.

Batch Copy Data From XML Files To MongoDB collections - import data

After importing, you can view imported data.

Bulk Import Data From XML Files To MongoDB collections - view data

Bulk import XML to MongoDB in command line

Save “XML to MongoDB” session, then you can:

Set scheduled tasks for bulk importing XML to MongoDB

You can schedule and automate this “XML to MongoDB” conversion task by:

  1. Save session and create .bat (Windows) or .sh (Linux/macOS) file for “XML to MongoDB” conversion.
  2. Set scheduled task for “XML to MongoDB” conversion.

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