daskas

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• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by daskas.

Tobias,

I am wondering if any of the latest plugin versions now supports expirting ALL tables in CSV format?

Thank you for a great plugin!

Tobias,

Thank you for the quick response. Just that you know, I am a power user on a daily basis and I believe features like bulk import of spreadsheets (e.g., <10 at a time, rather than 1 at a time that I am doing right now to get up to 16 spreadsheets I upload daily), plus bulk export to CSV (so that I can actually see what it is that I have uploaded all these months in a usable format!) will be VERY useful features to have. Just a thought for consideration for future releases.

I am sure there are other heavy users out there with similar needs. Let me know if you have any plans for this. Thank you again for a great plugin.

Best regards!

Thank you Tobias. I appreciate the pointer you provided regarding the “autoload” field. I run an UPDATE query and I set it to “no” for older tables so that they do not ALL load in memory, just the most recent ones will load.

I’ll run the query every 1-2 months.

Tobias,

Thank you for the answers. Regarding the index in the wp_options table, yes, there is one for the option_name field, and it will be OK if that is all you are using to access the table.

What I am wondering about is if I should add any other index on any OTHER field that you may be using to access the wp_options table of the WordPress DB, so that I make the access faster.

Are you just using the option_name field? Any other field you may be using?

Also, on a different subject, do you foresee any issue with WordPress overall slowdown in cases like mine, where I have hundreds of tables used (and probably several thousand more to be added over the next months) and stored in the wp_options table?