Can you edit long shell operations with an external text editor?
Answer / Alok Chaudhary
Yes, you can use the `mongo` command followed by the name of your database to enter the MongoDB shell. Once inside, press `Ctrl+Z`, and then type `bg` to run it in the background. After that, open a new terminal, navigate to your previous terminal's directory, and use `fg %1` to bring the background job back into the foreground, allowing you to edit the long shell operations with an external text editor.
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