Install mongoDB in windows (decompress version) to close the service tutorial. Decompress mongodb
I am going to put the database on disk D, so I created a mongoDB folder under disk D, and created the mongoDB folder and mongoDBdata folder respectively under it, which are used to store data
Decompress the downloaded zip package to d: \ mongoDB,
The following directory is displayed:
Open cmd. Go to the bin directory.
Enter mongod.exe -- dbpath D: \ MonoDB \ mongoDBdata and press Enter.
The data storage location is set here, that is, the folder created just now
Press enter to see
MongoDB uses port 27017 by default.
Set the environment variable (although theoretically not set, it is set for convenience)
D: \ MongoDB \ mongoDB \ bin Add the path to the environment variable path
Enter the following statement in cmd:
Mongod-help
If a large amount of help document information is output, the setting is successful.
Open the page and you will see the same interface as you just arrived.
This is basically done.
Of course, we can use help information to create bat to process files.
If you create a text file, enter
Mongod -- dbpath D: \ MongoDB \ mongoDBdata
Save it as a batch file suffixed with. bat
This is a file for enabling the Service. You can click this file to enable the Service directly, without the need to use cmd to enter the corresponding directory.
Note that there is a cmd.exe program in the D: \ MongoDB \ mongoDB \ bindirectory to connect to mongo. if the service mentioned above is not enabled, then you will find that running this program will flash, or the following
Error: 10061 error message indicating a connection failure due to the active rejection of the target computer
At this time, you only need to restart the previous service and then run the program to succeed.
Of course, cmd.exe can also create its own running script, as shown below:
Create a file xxx. bat (which can be customized by xxx)
Content input:
Mongo localhost: 27017
Save and start again.
Here, localhost can be changed to another type, such as its own local ip address.
By default, mongo is started as a test user. We can modify the above file.
Mongo localhost: 27017/admin
Use the Administrator identity to open the command window (Be sure to use the Administrator identity; otherwise, access may be denied. If you do not open the window, use Baidu twice), go to the bin directory of MongoDB, and execute the following command:
Mongod -- dbpath E: \ MongoDB \ data \ db -- logpath E: \ MongoDB \ data \ log \ mongodb. log -- install -- serviceName "MongoDB"
If you see the following results, it means that the creation is successful (wondering why there are no prompts ):
Open the Windows service management tool and you can see that the service has been successfully created:
Use the net start MongoDB command to start, as shown below:
Or start it manually using Windows Management tools:
4.4 Stop Service
Use the net stop MongoDB command to stop the instance, as shown below:
4.5 delete a service
1) Non-configuration files are used during creation.
Before deleting a service, stop the service and then delete it. The DELETE command is as follows:
Mongod -- dbpathE: \ MongoDB \ data \ db -- logpath E: \ MongoDB \ data \ log \ mongodb. log -- remove -- serviceName "MongoDB"
The same installation, but the installation is replaced with the remove