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How to change SQLizer plan to upgrade, downgrade, or cancel
It just takes 5 quick steps to switch SQLizer plan, we let you do it yourself - with a few clicks. Change your plan any time: ‘How to’ steps First up, you’ll need to sign into your SQLizer account with your email address and password. Next, click on your email...
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The SQLizer File Conversion API is now free for everyone
API-powered file conversion to MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MS SQL Server, all for $0. We’re excited to announce that from today, customers on the SQLizer free plan will have access to the SQLizer API. Previously only available on our paid plans, the SQLizer API allows programmatic access to our file conversion...
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What's new in SQLizer 3.0
We’re excited to announce the launch of a new updated version of SQLizer, available to all customers immediately. Better performance We’ve rewritten some of our core conversion code, and made conversions of most file types about 10% faster than before. Get your structured data into a SQL insert statement just...
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What the Stack Survey tells us about databases in 2019
It’s that time of year again - the Stack Overflow developer survey brings news of the most highly regarded languages, databases and frameworks out there - along with salaries and more. No surprise for us SQL fans that MySQL, MS SQL Server and PostgreSQL occupy the top 3 slots for...
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.NET Client Available as NuGet Package
The SQLizer .NET API Client is available on NuGet as a package. Add it to your project with: dotnet add package sqlizer-client-dotnet --version 0.0.23 See: The NuGet package page for the SQLizer .NET Client. The SQLizer API lets you easily and securely convert Excel, JSON, CSV and other files into...
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Convert JSON to SQL Database in 30 seconds
अपने पाठ प्रारूप (JSON, Excel, CSV, XML) फ़ाइलों को मुफ्त में डेटाबेस फ़ाइलों में बदलें।
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SQLizer .NET API Client Now Available
See Github for the SQLizer .NET API Client. Also see the SQLizer API Help & Documentation pages. We’re delighted to announce the new .NET API client for SQLizer. Using this free open-source library you can add database conversion and migration to your .NET application with a few lines of code....
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Programmers self-automating with SQLizer
The Coders Programming Themselves Out of a Job Atlantic did a great long-form post last week on the programmers quietly automating their own jobs - either entirely or in part. This was interesting to us at SQLizer because, since we launched the SQLizer API we’ve heard from a handful of...
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