Summary

We learned a lot in this chapter about the RavenDB's Management Studio and its features.

Specifically, we covered the main graphical user interface of the Management Studio and each tab in detail.

We learned how to launch the Management Studio, how to create and select databases from the Databases screen.

From the Documents screen, we learned how to create, view, edit, search documents, and took a look at the RavenDB document metadata. Also, we covered how to view collections within the Collections screen.

We covered the Management Studio's Indexes screen and how to create, execute, view, and edit Indexes. Also, we covered the Query Index screen and how to create Dynamic Queries.

We learned how to patch documents or collections using the Management Studio's Patch screen.

From the Management Studio's Tasks screen, we learned how to import external data using the CSV text files and we took a look to the Alerts screen, the Logs screen, viewing and editing the Database Settings and the particular system database settings.

Also, we have covered the Bundles' big picture, customizing the user graphical interface by choosing columns to view, how to copy document to clipboard, and how to delete documents, collections, indexes, or databases.

Now that we've learned about the RavenDB Management Studio, we're ready to connect to RavenDB using the .NET framework—which is the topic of the next chapter.