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How to completely delete mongodb if the installation fails
Steps to completely remove mongodb installation failure: 1. Stop and disable mongodb service; 2. Delete configuration files, data directories and log files; 3. Delete mongodb binary files; 4. Uninstall mongodb package (if installed through package manager); 5. Delete the mongodb user, group and directory; 6. Restart the system. This topic provides you with relevant articles, downloads, and course content for you to download and experience for free.
How to completely delete mongodb if the installation failsSteps to completely remove a failed MongoDB installation: Stop and disable the MongoDB service. Delete configuration files, data directories, and log files. Remove MongoDB binaries. Uninstall the MongoDB suite (if installed through the package manager). Delete MongoDB users, groups, and directories. Restart the system.
Which one is easier to use, mongodb or mysql?Both MongoDB and MySQL are potentially better choices for different applications and use cases. MongoDB is suitable for unstructured data, high scalability and flexible queries (such as website content management, social media), while MySQL is suitable for structured data, strong data consistency and join queries (such as e-commerce, banking systems).
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