I'm a relative newbie to MySql, and I've got a small project I'm working
on and hopefully you folks can either point me in the proper direction
or give me a little help.
I have multiple spreadsheets in Excel format and in .csv format too,
that I would like to possibly import to a mysql database. All of the
excel and csv files have is one huge colum and they are only 1 cell on
each line. An estimate of 7k-8k domain names I need to run a whois on.
Basically I need a way to import them from the Excel sheet to the
database so at that point I can manipulate the data and use a php script
of some sort to run a whois after extracting the domain name, and then
return the results to the database and have it attached to the domain
name.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
~Phil
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I needed to be able to have users load an excel file from a browser and have
it import.
To do this I used perl to have the excel convert to csv on the server. This
was easy to accomplish using the CPAN module ParseExcel. The module comes
with a sample script that basically does the trick.
I am planning to use perl2exe to create an executable of my xls2csv perl
script. But the perl script is working fine. I use exec() to call the perl
script.
-Jackson
On Tuesday 19 August 2003 10:49, Jay Blanchard wrote:
> [snip]
> Basically I need a way to import them from the Excel sheet to the
> database so at that point I can manipulate the data and use a php script
> of some sort to run a whois after extracting the domain name, and then
> return the results to the database and have it attached to the domain
> name.
> [/snip]
>
> Export the Excel to csv, then import the csv to MySQL. There are classes
> for PHP that will read the binary data directly from Excel, but they are
> costly...i.e. http://www.web-aware.com/biff/
>
> HTH!
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