PowerFeed PHP script

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PowerFeed script takes a datafeed and converts it into SQL statements that you can load it into your MySQL database! The PowerFeed script takes a datafeed and converts it into SQL statements that you can load it into your MySQL database! The script supports multiple datafeed formats and structures. If your datafeed has a header record, that record is then used as a basis for the table column names. If there is no header record, then default column names are assigned. This script is the easiest way to convert a datafeed to MySQL! Features: - Generate a MySQL database with full inserts from your datafeeds. - Generate a database using feeds you upload or cut/paste into the script input window. - Multiple feed formats are supported (e.g. CSV, Pipe, TAB, etc...). - If your datafeed contains a header, the header record is used to define your MySQL column names. - Finally a solution that allows you to quickly and easily create a complete MySQL database from an affiliate product datafeed. - A search/replace feature allows you to transform affiliate link ID's in the feed to your own ID. No more manually editing feeds to meet your needs. - Process a predefined number of records (useful for performing trial runs).
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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