[Koha] Importing Data
Timothy R. Butler
tbutler at uninetsolutions.com
Sun Apr 27 11:09:48 NZST 2003
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Hi again,
Mike Hansen mentioned to me that perhaps the best way to import my legacy
data would be to use a CSV file. The question I have is, what type of
organization should I have the CSV file and how should I import it?
The first question, to be a bit more specific, is what data should go in
what order in the CSV file? Is there a certain format I should use?
The second question being should I somehow try to import the CSV directly
into MySQL (IIRC there is a way to do this, although I've always stuck to
using SQL format for inputting stuff) or can I some how get Koha to process
my file?
As I believe I mentioned before, currently I have a script that breaks apart
the old library program's proprietary data format and then spews out what it
gets into some other format. I can, in other words, order the data in
whatever way I need to to import it.
Thanks!
-Tim
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