Export records

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  • 06/15/2015 at 6:09 am #337444
    Linda Fitzpatrick
    Participant

    Hi, Is it possible to export records to a CSV or something? I want to move the location of the directory from our main site to a sister site, as I find it’s slowing the main site down a bit, and need that very optimised. I’d prefer to do it from dashboard, but will ftp it if I need to. Thanks.
    Linda

    06/15/2015 at 11:40 am #337479
    Steven Zahm
    Keymaster

    @ Linda

    First, Connections would not have any meaningful impact of the sites loading performance outside of the directory page. User manage directories literally in the hundreds of thousands quite successfully.

    As for a CSV export, the best way to migrate the data from one site to another is o use phpMyAdmin and export the {prefix_}connections table from the source and import them into the destination using phpMyAdmin. You would also have to copy the `../wp-content/uploads/connections-images/ from the source site to the destination site.

    To answer your question specifically… sorry though is not CSV export from within the admin. This is planned to be included this summer sometime but it’ll have limitations that really would not make it a suitable method for migrating data site to site. his would not be an artificial limitation… The Connections db tables are relational which is not something that can be replicated in a flat CSV file.

    Hope that answers your question thoroughly.

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