If you're doing it piecemeal, you can publish your spreadsheets as CSV (or a host of other formats) -- example: spreadsheet - CSV.
Choose 'More publishing options' (small link at the bottom of the 'publish' tab) and select your formats. A CSV file can be loaded directly into a MySQL db using LOAD DATA INFILE if you have the FILE privilege -- otherwise, it's fairly easy to parse and insert a CSV. posted by mrflip at 8:57 AM on April 4, 2008
You're right. I can just export the data into CSV. Actually, I even found out you can simply send the query statement via the URL.
One caveat I just discovered, queries are only used to read data, not write. posted by remi at 9:00 AM on April 4, 2008
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Choose 'More publishing options' (small link at the bottom of the 'publish' tab) and select your formats. A CSV file can be loaded directly into a MySQL db using LOAD DATA INFILE if you have the FILE privilege -- otherwise, it's fairly easy to parse and insert a CSV.
posted by mrflip at 8:57 AM on April 4, 2008