I'm a curious about how the data from sheets/tables are stored. For my application I'd like the ability to query the data collected from the sheets tables/later in mysql. Is the data stored in a manner that will allow for this?
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4 years ago
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#13137 Hi,
Thanks for contacting us here about this extension.
Yes, the data will be stored in the table with the prefix droptables_ so you can query data in mysql.
However, be careful with the query, it could damage your database.
Thanks a lot!
Cheers,
Thanks for contacting us here about this extension.
I'm a curious about how the data from sheets/tables are stored. For my application I'd like the ability to query the data collected from the sheets tables/later in mysql. Is the data stored in a manner that will allow for this?
Yes, the data will be stored in the table with the prefix droptables_ so you can query data in mysql.
However, be careful with the query, it could damage your database.
Thanks a lot!
Cheers,
Thanks! But it seems all of the data for an entire sheet ends up in one field in the database, can that be right? The data for the entire sheet is in the "datas" column/field of "droptables_tables" table? Is that right?
IS that the best way to layout the data? What is the approximate max number of records a sheet can handle?
Thanks!
IS that the best way to layout the data? What is the approximate max number of records a sheet can handle?
Thanks!
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4 years ago
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#13143 Hi,
Thanks for getting back to me with more information.
Yes, all data is stored at datas columns. Our droptables could handle approximate 10k cells.
I'm not sure about the technical issues, if you confuse something, please drop us a ticket (menu Support > Ticket support).
Our developer in charge will take a look at that.
Thanks a lot!
Regards,
Thanks for getting back to me with more information.
But it seems all of the data for an entire sheet ends up in one field in the database, can that be right? The data for the entire sheet is in the "datas" column/field of "droptables_tables" table? Is that right?
IS that the best way to layout the data? What is the approximate max number of records a sheet can handle?
Yes, all data is stored at datas columns. Our droptables could handle approximate 10k cells.
I'm not sure about the technical issues, if you confuse something, please drop us a ticket (menu Support > Ticket support).
Our developer in charge will take a look at that.
Thanks a lot!
Regards,
Hmm… that might push me over towards going another way. I’m curious if a refund is possible?
Thanks!
Jason Formicola
Training Director
The Kamson Corporation
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Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632
Phone: (201) 871-1055
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Thanks for getting back to me with more information.
But it seems all of the data for an entire sheet ends up in one field in the database, can that be right? The data for the entire sheet is in the "datas" column/field of "droptables_tables" table? Is that right?
IS that the best way to layout the data? What is the approximate max number of records a sheet can handle?
Yes, all data is stored at datas columns. Our droptables could handle approximate 10k cells.
I'm not sure about the technical issues, if you confuse something, please drop us a ticket (menu Support > Ticket support).
Our developer in charge will take a look at that.
Thanks a lot!
Regards,
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Phone: (201) 871-1055
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Thanks for getting back to me with more information.
But it seems all of the data for an entire sheet ends up in one field in the database, can that be right? The data for the entire sheet is in the "datas" column/field of "droptables_tables" table? Is that right?
IS that the best way to layout the data? What is the approximate max number of records a sheet can handle?
Yes, all data is stored at datas columns. Our droptables could handle approximate 10k cells.
I'm not sure about the technical issues, if you confuse something, please drop us a ticket (menu Support > Ticket support).
Our developer in charge will take a look at that.
Thanks a lot!
Regards,
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4 years ago
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#13166 Hi,
Thanks for your response.
I'm not sure what the issues do you encounter? Please drop us a ticket support, our dev may help you with that.
For the refund, please check here: https://www.joomunited.com/refund-policy
Cheers,
Thanks for your response.
that might push me over towards going another way. I’m curious if a refund is possible?
I'm not sure what the issues do you encounter? Please drop us a ticket support, our dev may help you with that.
For the refund, please check here: https://www.joomunited.com/refund-policy
Cheers,
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