I have someone with a TON of database entries (similar to wordpress posts) in their MODx site. Can I export that in a CSV?
In MODX Evolution there is a native backup component that will export in MySQL format, but not CSV.
The simplest way to achieve this is to use phpMyAdmin and export your database to CSV (or Excel, or whatever format you want) from there.
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I have looked at the import/export documentation here: https://cloud.google.com/firestore/docs/manage-data/export-import but this way only seems to export for use in other databases, and use in BigQuery, but if I want to use the data in say, Excel, I would need a csv file for that.
There is nothing built into the Firestore UI or API for exporting to a CSV or Excel, but you can of course use the API to read the data and write the CSV/XLS file yourself.
There are also some promising links in the results of searching for firestore export to csv, like this tutorial on Exporting Firestore Collection as CSV into Cloud Storage on Demand, the easy way and this tutorial on CSV Exports from Firestore
I want to move my wordpress database to cloud sql but I exported the wpress database as a file and its extension is .wpress. How can I change it to a .sql file and view its contents?
I'm not a WordPress developer but I might suggest you export the .wpress data to excel or better still a .csv file
View the data that way or you could import the data back to an SQL database and view from there.
I'm currently in the process of trying to export a Parse app into a MySql database. The tables have a similar setup, so to make the process quicker I was wondering if anyone has figured out an easy to way to export Parse data as a file format the phpmyadmin was accept for importing data (csv, xls, etc.).
I know Parse exports to Json, and I have found several posts around exporting to other file formats, but most are fairly old (a few years atleast), so I was just wondering if anyone had found a way to do this since?
To create a native backup and restore it, one has to use arangodump and arangorestore.
To import from JSON (and CSV, TSV), one has to use arangoimp.
What can I use to export to JSON from ArangoDB?
One possibility is to use the arangodump tool that is shipped with ArangoDB.
It can be used to dump an entire database or individual collections. It stores dumped data in JSON format on disk.
Maybe arangodump's output already is in a format that you can work with.
I have this document:
http://isc.wcdn.co.il/w9/v/news/files/1391927813_6747.pdf
and I wish to export all the data into a list in my MySQL database,
the problem is no matter how I try to export it it gives me gibberish, I've tried converting it with several tools and none worked properly.
Is there a way I can export the data into my MySQL database with the correct encoding?
Thank you