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How to Export MongoDb GridFs Data(files and chunk also) after particular date?

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I generated some GridFs data on local MongoDB but I want to export these files only to production MongoDB.
I just have uploadtime field to query these files. Is there some option in Export to JSON by mongoexport both files and chunks after time stamp.

posted Jul 23, 2018 by Ramakrishnan

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