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Hi all,
I'll admit I'm still new to Ruby and now mongoDB so i'm guessing i'm doing something dumb. For a test I have this code called tester.rb:

require 'Mongo_Mapper'
MongoMapper.database = "myTestDB"

class Person
include MongoMapper::Document
key :first_name, String
key :last_name, String
end
person = Person.new(:first_name => "FirstNameHere", :last_name => "LastNameHere")
person.save

I'll run that code with no errors. I jump over to mongoDB....my myTestDB has been created, yeah! But if i do "db.myTestDB.find()" I see nothing.... I tried "Person.create()" as well, nada...nothing stored.

I have no clue what I'm doing wrong.... ideas?

Thanks

A: 

I think you're calling your find() method wrong in your mongodb command line.

You can see what collections are in your db by running:

show collections

You should see something like:

system.indexes
people

If you see the "people" collection, you can then run:

db.people.find()

to see all of the records that are in that collection.

Hope this helps!

deadwards
it is always something simple...thank you!
aeg