Posts

  • SQL will never die

    A really interesting summary from IEEE emerged last week. Entitled “The Rise of SQL”, it’s a fascinating glimpse into how a query language invented in the 1970s is more relevant today than ever, and it’s the “second progamming language” every developer should know. SQL dominated the jobs ranking in IEEE...

  • New, Faster Upload System for File to Database Conversion

    We’re excited to announce that we’ve released SQLizer 3.0.8 to all users, available now. Here’s what’s new: Our new uploader features drag’n’drop - as well as a browse button if you need to go pick your file from somewhere. Now - while you’re carefully selecting your conversion options - SQLizer’s...

  • SQLizer is no longer available to customers in Russia

    We’re just one small business, and we’re aware that we don’t have a huge impact in the world - but we’d like to take a stand nonetheless. Due to Russia’s illegal military invasion of the sovereign nation of Ukraine, we’ve decided to make SQLizer unavailable in Russia. If you are...

  • Data migration for HR Software

    What happens when you want to migrate your HR records to another system? The HR software industry is huge - estimated by VMR as being worth $16BN a year. There are a few key pieces of software that most (if not all) SMEs will have in their HR software toolbelt....

  • Convert a CSV file to SQL in 2021 with SQLizer.io

    The most recently-updated version of SQLizer converting CSV to SQL. Convert your own CSV file to SQL now, for free. Video: SQLizer is free for less than 5,000 rows of data for personal use - if you have a >5000 row CSV file you need to convert, use code CONVERTME10...

  • SQLizer Python library now available on Pypi

    Use this library to convert CSV, JSON, Excel or XML files to SQL databases within your python projects. It’s finally here! One of our most-requested features has landed - a python client library so you can harness the power of SQLizer inside your python projects. All plans come with an...

  • SQLizer adds support for custom delimiters

    SQLizer v3.0.5 has been released and here’s the headlines: Custom delimiters! We’ve moved tab delimiters into the new csv/tsv category, so you’ll now have the option to pick from there: This is to allow the new selection of custom where you can pick your own delimiter character to separate fields...

  • Multiple API keys in your SQLizer developer account

    The SQLizer file to database conversion API is a powerful technology for harnessing the power of our file conversion engine in your own software. It’s a simple REST API with all the features of the website - ready to use in your own projects. We recently changed our plans to...

Subscribe via RSS

© 2012 - 2024 D4 Software Ltd (company 08065648) 483 Green Lanes, London, N13 4BS, UK.

SQLizer.io