Previously I have been working with arelis and am moving to WSN. I want to export my Arelis database to WSN. This is possible through various formats: CSV, .tab, and xls.
I have about 2.000 links in my arelis database. Many of these are inactive links, because I did not contact the webmasters yet.
It contains a large number of database fields like:
contact email, contact name, domain, date added, date 1st email contact, include in link pages, date last email contact, links back, reciprocal link url, back link text, link banner, category, description , notes, relevance(weight of link), link check result, link check date, status, url, alexa traffic rank, PR, IP address, outbound link, total links.
Which of these fields should I import? In what order?
Is there an example somewhere of the WSN database structure?
Is there an example somewhere of the WSN database structure?
If you're doing it as a CSV import then it'll prompt you. In order to be doing SQL imports you should be familiar with phpmyadmin and look at the database yourself.
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Previously I have been working with arelis and am moving to WSN. I want to export my Arelis database to WSN. This is possible through various formats: CSV, .tab, and xls.
I have about 2.000 links in my arelis database. Many of these are inactive links, because I did not contact the webmasters yet.
It contains a large number of database fields like:
contact email, contact name, domain, date added, date 1st email contact, include in link pages, date last email contact, links back, reciprocal link url, back link text, link banner, category, description , notes, relevance(weight of link), link check result, link check date, status, url, alexa traffic rank, PR, IP address, outbound link, total links.
Which of these fields should I import? In what order?
Is there an example somewhere of the WSN database structure?
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You can import a CSV through the flat file importer on your admin panel's import page, or you can import a mysql database by following these suggestions: scripts.webmastersite.net/w...icles/sql-imports-372.html
Is there an example somewhere of the WSN database structure?
If you're doing it as a CSV import then it'll prompt you. In order to be doing SQL imports you should be familiar with phpmyadmin and look at the database yourself.
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