Hi I failed to find how to insert data into mysql database table using phpmyadmin on mamp. Neither found YouTube video or google tutorial as such. Is there any free tool/add-on to insert data into table? or my onlly choice is to use php script within the html code? Any suggestion on this? TYSM!
You should take a look at HeidiSQL which is a handy free MySQL front end:
http://www.heidisql.com/
You can create, browse and edit data. It also has bulk import tools to allow you to import data from CSV files or pre-generated SQL statements.
I find this a pretty invaluable tool for my daily MySQL management tasks.
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I am going to create a SaaS application in PHP. In that application the user can create and manage multiple tables to extend functionality. After user finish with the application he can download php code and database.
We will also provide sql import functionality so the user can create schema from (.sql) file.
I search on google but not found any proper solution. You can consider sqlfiddle functionality here.
I have 2 options in my mind but need better solution:
1) For creating multiple database and its tables, use table prefix as a solution
2) Convert mysql to sqlite. At the time of download create export as mysql (.sql) file.
It can have aprox. 10,000 users/databases. Please suggest a solution to provide each user a seperate database if any.
If shared server will not work I will purchase VPS. The main requirement is to provide each user their own database.
I am going to choose sqlite as a choice for db. After doing some benchmark sqlite seems good option for DDL and DML operation.
I will use mysql to sqlite .sql converter: https://github.com/sutara79/convert-mysql-to-sqlite
To improve the speed I follow following stackoverflow post:
Improve INSERT-per-second performance of SQLite?
I have tried some online converters but they are only converting like 50 records from one table. Is there any tool or a proper way to migrate Visual Foxpro Data into mysql data?
There are a couple of utilities on the Leafe.com site that might help.
VFPData2MariaScript Use this script to create a set of INSERT records that detects the structure of your VFP tables. This works well with the utility of STRU2MYSQL_2.PRG which scripts a CREATE TABLE file. This may work for PostgreSQL as well as MariaDB and MySQL. Note that if your table is really large, you may run into execution limits, or file size limits. There is another utility that opens up a connection from VFP and upsizes the data. This utility just creates a script of INSERT statements that you run through phpMyAdmin or the like. Author: Kevin Cully
I have database with multiple tables in Microsoft SQL Server with schema in tables as "xyz".
i am able to copy this database tables along with data from one sql server to another using export and import wizard of SQL server.
I want to do find a way to-
1. Copy only tables with no data.
2. is it possible to covert current database design to a script and then run the same on another server which will create all these tables with empty data ?
Thanks in advances.
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Yes, you could do that with Management Studio. Right click your database and then select Tasks -> Generate Scripts.
There are some settings there you should tweak, like if it should generate scripts for indexes and statistics. They are all in plain sight.
An alternative is SQL Server Data Tools. It's relatively new (ex-Data Dude). It's not as straightforward, but better on a long term, for database versioning and for creating migration scripts.
We have a cloud base accounting software, NETSUITE.
I have set up a report which provides me with the necessary information for our current stock.
This information can be accessed by a web query .iqy file from any location in the world.
I would like a separate MYSQL database which is hosted to import this data into a table I have set up.
This is needed as NETSUITE will not allow me to run certain commands that I require.
Is this possible and how would I go about doing this?
MySQL can import CSV data, google mysql load data infile.
Another option is to use phpMyAdmin and select one of the import options in that tool.
There are also commercial tools available like DBForge for MySQL that will allow importing tables into mySQL.
The .dmp is a dump of a table built in Oracle 10g (Express Edition) and one of the fields is of CLOB type.
I was trying to simply export the table to xml/csv files then import it to the MySql, but the export simply ignored the CLOB field... (I was using sqldeveloper for that).
I noticed this post explaining how to extract the CLOB to text file but it seems to miss the handling of the other fields or at least the primary key fields. can it be adopted to create a csv of the complete table? (I am not familiar with plsql at all)
As the brute force approach, I can use my python interface to simply query for all the records and spool it to a flat file but I'm afraid it will take a LOOOONG time (query for all records replace all native commas with the ascii... )
Thanks guys!
if you can get the mysql server and the oracle server on the same network, you might want to look at the mysql administrator tools, which includes the migration toolkit. you can connect to the oracle server with the migration toolkit and it will automatically create tables and move data for you.
Here is a documentation explaining the migration process: http://www.mysql.com/why-mysql/white-papers/mysql_wp_oracle2mysql.php
and you can use Data Wizard for MySQL . Trial version is fully usable for 30 days.
After about 2 hours of installing and uninstalling the MySql on the same machine (mylaptop) in order to use the migration tool kit as suggested by longneck, I decided to simply implement the dump and here it is for the likes of me that have minimal admin experience and get hard time to make both DBs work together (errors 1130, 1045 and more).
Surprisingly, it is not as slow as I expected: OraDump
Any comments and improvements are welcomed.