This software can shred XML and import the data into MySQL tables, with automatic creation of tables based on the XML structure, including primary and foreign keys. It can handle both elements and attributes, as well as complex and large XML. No programming is required and it is compatible with MySQL 4 and 5.
Exult's unique approach to importing XML data is revolutionary - it allows for the automatic creation of relational tables and columns based on the XML file elements and attributes. More impressively, Exult also creates parent-child relationships using primary and foreign keys. What's more, large and complex XML files can be processed without the need for large memory requirements due to Exult's exceptional performance.
One of the best features of this software is its ability to easily map XML elements and attributes to tables and columns with no programming required. Exult is also flexible in the sense that XSL transformations are not needed, yet it still effectively processes XML data with great ease.
Using simple SQL, users can manipulate and query the data once Exult has completed the processing of the XML file(s). There is no need for complex XPATH or XQUERY expressions. In fact, users will find that handling XML files is made so easy with Exult that they wonder how they managed without it!
If you're interested in trying out Exult, there is a trial version available for partial conversion of XML data. To experience the full benefits of this software, I highly recommend upgrading to the full version.
And for peace of mind, your purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can be sure you're fully satisfied with the software. Additionally, when you make a purchase, you get 90-days version upgrade protection. For more information and the latest updates, be sure to check out the website.
Version 1.3:
Mar 16, 2007
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Version 1.3 released.
1. Bug fix in handling multi-threading.
2. Connection issue on Windows Server 2003 fixed.
3. Querying a non-existent table on Windows Server 2003 causes a
crash. Fixed to check for existence of the table before querying
it.
Feb 23, 2007
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Version 1.2 released.
1. Quoting table and column names properly to allow use of MySQL
keywords for these.
Nov 19, 2007
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Exult Profession Edition for MySQL version 1.1 released.
1. Support added for importing XML from HTTP and FTP URLs.
2. Can be easily used to import and update XML data feeds.
3. One-click refresh of data from XML that has already been
imported. Uses SHA checksum to check that the XML has changed
before importing.
4. Repeated XML elements with text content same name are created as
columns within the same table using a suffix indicating the
instance of the element. Previously, such columns were inserted
into a different table due to database normalization and linked
with a foreign key.
5. Using INNODB tables since referential integrity constraints are not
supported by the default table type MyISAM.
6. When cleaning up the database of tables created by Exult, foreign
key constraints need to be dropped first.