Javier-

Wednesday, March 5, 2014, 8:19:14 AM, you wrote:

> After strugling and finally understand with help from friends at
> Stackoverflow, how the find() command works in the interative javascript
> shell of MongoDB, now I know that find() returns a cursor.

> But still have some problems trying to get JSON from my local MongoDB.

You need to put quotes around the code to be evaluated if you're going
to try that from a command line. Try this (condensed into separate
lines to prevent email wraparound):

on mouseUp pMouseBtnNo
    local dbText
    
    put "var c=db.test.find();" into dbText
    put " while(c.hasNext())" after dbText
    put " printjson(c.next())" after dbText
    
    put shell("mongo --eval" && quote & dbText & quote) into field "A"
end mouseUp

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-Mark Wieder
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