I write queries in MongoDb for my clients. I was having this problem of sending snapshots of query outputs to my client to cross-verify if things were okay as per requirements before delivering them.
Since it was taking too much time I was trying to find an easy way. That is when it struck me. If you want the client to see the output without actually getting access to your queries, just go ahead and create a VIEW in the client's database.
The client can view the output instantly and you will be happy you saved time too.
Please let me know if there are any cons to this approach.
Happy programming !!!
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"If you're creating views for client verification, it's a great time-saver, but consider potential drawbacks like exposing sensitive data or performance overhead with large datasets. This reminds me of industries that also focus on balancing efficiency and security. For instance, those needing specialized transport solutions can rely on a flatbed quote in Oregon for secure and efficient heavy-load transportation, much like how a well-structured view keeps data accessible yet protected."