> >>N.E.S.T. Solutions wrote: > >> > >>>Hi list, > >>> > >>>I have been forced to re-organize my products table, > >>>and I started in MySQL, re-ordering my columns (over 200 of them) > >>> > >>>I also re-organized my dbconf/mysql/products.mysql file > >>> > >>>My products.txt file is really hard to read/edit cause of > the large > >>>amount of columns (one item line wraps over 20 lines on the > >> > >>screen). > >> > >>>Is there a easy way for re-building the products.txt file to match > >>>what's in my products table in MySQL? > >> > >>Just go into the UI and export the table. > >> > >>Bye > >> Racke > >> > >> > > > > > > Thanks Racke! > > > > I did stop IC completely before I started the work... > > > > I'm worried that if I start IC with a products.txt file that > > doesn't match the products sql table, will it make a mess when > > it imports the products.txt file? > > You can direct Interchange to skip import with the "NoImport" > directives: > > NoImport products > > NoImportExternal yes > > The latter one affects all SQL tables. > > Besides that, Interchange will not import into SQL tables > on every start. Usually Interchange keeps track of which > tables are already imported with .sql files. > > > > > 1)Does it matter the "order" of the columns fields between > > the products.txt file and the products table? > > > > No. > > > 2)Will it import the products.txt file into MySQL if I don't remove > > the products.sql from the %catroot%/products folder? > > No, see above. > > Additionally, you can make a copy of your MySQL database/tables > with mysqldump before starting Interchange. > > Bye > Racke This will definitely do the trick! Thank you very much Racke Martin H. N.E.S.T. Solutions _______________________________________________ interchange-users mailing list suppressed http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
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