Below, you can find two ways of connecting Magento 2 to – a relational DBMS. The integration allows importing data from a remote database to your e-commerce store. Firstly, we explore a universal approach that can be applied to all databases. Secondly, we provide a significantly improved way of achieving the same goal. Continue Reading
The following article compares two different approaches to importing data from Amazon to Magento 2. First of all, we describe a community-proven way of moving a remote table from one system to another. As you might have already guessed, it still has a room for improvement. Next, we provide a more efficient solution. Let’s see how most of us import data from Amazon Redshift to Magento 2. Continue Reading
We’ve already described how to move data from Couchbase to Magento 2, and this time it is necessary to explore conditions related to its predecessor – . Below, we shed light on how to import a remote CouchDB table to Magento 2 in two absolutely different ways. Let’s get started! Continue Reading
In the following article, we discuss the improved approach to data import from to Magento 2. Although there is a community-accepted approach (described below as well), we propose a more user-friendly way of integration. Being based on a third-party extension, it not only moves all routine processes to a single environment but also allows automating them. Consequently, you no longer need to spend time on importing data from Teradata to Magento 2 daily. But let’s describe the common approach before discussing the enhanced one. Continue Reading
If you have data stored in an database but want to move it to your Magento 2 website, you’ve come to the right place. Below, we compare a traditional approach to the transfer with a more efficient and user-friendly way to achieve the same goal. Magento 2 data import from SQLite has never been more accessible, but let’s take a look at a more complicated procedure used by the majority of merchants. Continue Reading
The following article discusses two utterly different approaches to Magento 2 data import from Cassandra. Unfortunately, it is not possible to connect the database to you store directly if you don’t use any third-party tools. Although there is an alternative solution, many people still run the integration manually spending hours of time on the synchronization. Indeed, the alternative approach offers a much more efficient way to achieve the same goal. Below, we describe both ways to import data from Cassandra to Magento 2. Continue Reading
If you are tired of importing data from to Magento 2 via the traditional algorithm that includes exporting CSV files, editing them and then transferring to a new database, you’ve come to the right place: below, we shed light on how to simplify this procedure dramatically. The following article discusses how to establish a direct data flow from Microsoft Access to Magento 2 to move data between the two systems seamlessly. But let’s say a few more words about the traditional way of how to import files from Microsoft Access to Magento 2. Continue Reading
Below, you will find a list of Node.js plugins and tools designed to connect the platform with various databases divided into several categories. There are drivers, ODR/ORM tools, Query builder, and other solutions described in this Node.js database digest. Continue Reading
PHP is a web development language, which is also used for a general-purpose programming. It is installed on more than 2.1 million web servers and 240 million websites. PHP can be mixed with HTML and used in combination with various frameworks and templating engines. The code itself is usually processed by an interpreter. The PHP interpreter is implemented as a native module of a web server or as a Common Gateway Interface executable (CGI). After the interpretation and execution, the PHP code is sent in a form of resulting output to its client by a web server. Usually, it is a part of the generated web page. PHP code can generate an HTML code of a web page, an image, etc. The canonical PHP interpreter is a free software, which is released under the PHP License. It can be deployed on most web servers and works with almost every operating system. In addition, PHP can be used in standalone graphical applications, because it supports a command-line interface capability. Continue Reading
