Basic Theory MongoDB stores its information in documents rather than rows. Where relational databases have tables, MongoDB has collections. Every MongoDB document requires an _id, and if one isn’t present when the document is created, a special MongoDB ObjectID will be generated and added to the document at that time. You can set your own _id by setting it in the document you insert, the ObjectID is just MongoDB’s default.
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MongoDB in Action Reading Note
Basic Theory MongoDB stores its information in documents rather than rows. Where relational databases have tables, MongoDB has collections. Every MongoDB document requires an _id, and if one isn’t present when the document is created, a special MongoDB ObjectID will be generated and added to the document at that time. You can set your own _id by setting it in the document you insert, the ObjectID is just MongoDB’s default.
https://blog.yorforger.cc/p/mongodb-in-action-reading-note/