Instantly translate basic SQL statements to MongoDB query syntax.
This tool helps you translate your standard SQL (Structured Query Language) queries into the equivalent query syntax used by MongoDB, a popular NoSQL document database. It is designed for developers transitioning or working with both relational databases and MongoDB.
Enter your SQL query in the input box, and the corresponding MongoDB query will be generated below. Thanks to an advanced SQL parser, this tool can now handle more complex queries including basic aggregations and varied WHERE clauses.
This converter leverages an SQL parsing library to support a broader range of SQL operations:
SELECT fields FROM table WHERE conditions ORDER BY field LIMIT n OFFSET m
SELECT COUNT(*), SUM(field), AVG(field), MIN(field), MAX(field) FROM table GROUP BY field1, field2 HAVING conditions
INSERT INTO table (field1, field2) VALUES (value1, value2), (value3, value4)
UPDATE table SET field1 = value1 WHERE conditions
DELETE FROM table WHERE conditions
Supported Operators: =
, !=
(<>
), >
, >=
, <
, <=
, IN
, NOT IN
, LIKE
(con %
e _
), IS NULL
, IS NOT NULL
.
Logical Operators: AND
, OR
, parentesi ()
per raggruppare le condizioni. NOT
ha un supporto limitato.
Limitations: Complex JOIN
operations (which require $lookup
in MongoDB and often a schema redesign understanding), most subqueries, window functions, common table expressions (CTEs), and database-specific SQL functions or procedures are generally not supported or have very limited translation. For these, manual translation to the MongoDB Aggregation Framework or application logic is recommended.