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I'm totaly new for mysql, I have phpmyadmin(cs4 mysql) on which i have to import the excel file.
plz help me,thanks in advance.I dont want to use command line.
Try adding a top row in the Excel file containing the corresponding columnnames in the MySQL table.
If that doesn't work, we need a bit more information; maybe some example data from your Excel file and the structure of the table.
Save excel file as csv, import csv via phpMyAdmin
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I am trying to make a web page that gets information about books using HTML and to place the information about books into a database to use it. Any idea of how to take the information from the website open library and store it into a database?
here is the link to the API if needed:
https://openlibrary.org/developers/api
thanks in advance.
If postgreSQL and python is a viable option, LibrariesHacked has a ready-made solution on GitHub for importing and searching Open Library data.
GitHub: LibrariesHacked / openlibrary-search
Using a postgreSQL database it should be possible to import the data directly into tables and then do complex searches with SQL.
Unfortunately the downloads provided are a bit messy. The open library file always errors as the number of columns provided seem to vary. Cleaning it up is difficult as just the text file for editions is 25GB.
That means another python script to clean up the data. The file openlibrary-data-process.py simply reads in the CSV (python is a little more forgiving about dodgy data) and writes it out again, but only if there are 5 columns.
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I need to transform an xlsx file to CSV in AIX. The server doesn't have any command for that and I am not allowed to install anything on it. Also, no Python/Perl library for reading Spreadsheets are installed on the server.
Is there still any work around for doing this?
P.S.: it has to work with what is on the server
xlsx is an open xml format, specifications can be found.
Otherwise libraries for perl can be found on CPAN, sources may help to pick some parts.
To start maybe unzip the .xslx it will give a set of xml files and have a look if data can be retrieved.
It is no way to do it or at least not an easy one (like a simple script or command).
Maybe by working on that xml files (Nahuel Fouilleul answer) but it will take too much time.
jugging by reception alone of the question it looks like people don´t want to touch this issue even with a stick.
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I would like export result obtained from "Data flow Task" to a "Text" file with "^" delimited format.
But in the Flat file connection manager I don't see that delimiter option. Please suggest. I am okay with any different way of getting the result in the mentioned format through SSIS.
Thanks in advance.
-Manoj Gade
Please try this:
go to Flat File Connection Manager for Your output file. Then go to "Advanced" tab. Select every column aside from the last one (this is important!) and just type ^ in "ColumnDelimeter" property. Drop down list will present You with few suggestions, but still You can type the property malually. Hope that helps!
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How can I read data from a external webpage and store that into my database.
if I already have permission to access that data from that external webpage?
I am using sql server 2008.
In your position I would use c# and do:
Get data from website -> Reading data from a website using C#
Write data to sql database -> Code for inserting data into SQL Server database using Enterprise library
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I have a geoJSON file that needs to be edited. For example, I need to do a Find and Replace operation. However, I cannot even open the file (150 MB) in some applications. With TextEdit (I'm on a Mac), I can open the file, but the app stops responding and freezes almost immediately when I try any Find and Replace operation.
The file contains data (Points) that I'd like to map (I think I will use Leaflet), so eventually I need to transfer the file to my server. Given the size of the file, will I run into any problems there and then mapping the points in a browser?
Any advice or pointers on what to do would be appreciated.
Check out this link on replacing text from the command line. You should be able to use sed to replace those instances without having to load it in memory (I think).