The problem is that, I find mongoexport cannot preserve the data type in db. For example, there is a field named "tweetID", it should be a string of figures, like "23465478". After export a collection into a csv file, I found that for some entries the tweetID are exported as decimal type, like "254323467.0", while some entries are not. To avoid unnecessary mistakes, I just want to export all the fields in pure string type. Anyone knows how to set this in command mongoexport? Thanks in advance.
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You can't. If mongoexport exported 123 as 123.0, then 123 was a Double type in the document. You should try inserting the value as a 32- or 64-bit integer
mongoexport exports JSON, using strict mode JSON representation, which inserts some type information into the JSON so MongoDB JSON parsers (like mongoimport) can reproduce the correct BSON data types while the exported JSON still conforms to the JSON standard
To preserve all the type information, use mongodump/mongorestore instead. To export all field values as strings, you'll need to write your own script with a driver that fetches each doc and stringifies all the values.