How to Export Data from Databases?

To migrate data from a specific database, you’ll need to choose it from a drop-down list. Then connect it to our Migration Wizard and move with a Demo Migration.

Note: Our default migration can only export data from SQLite. To export records from other databases such as MySQL and PostgreSQL, request a Custom Demo Migration.

Migrating from SQLite

To transfer data from SQLite, you’ll need to follow these steps:

1. Select Database as your Source platform.

2. Choose a driver “SQLite” from the drop-down.

Database SQLite

3. Upload your Database file for SQLite to configure your connection.

Upload SQLite File

4. Click Continue and proceed with a Free Demo Migration.

Migrating from MySQL

Before exporting data from MySQL, you should create a read-only database user for this IP address: 18.198.164.195. Go to our guide to set up a read-only user.

Afterward, go to Migration Wizard to set up a Free Demo:

1. Choose Database from a list of supported platforms.

2. Then select MySQL.

Database MySQL

3. To establish a connection with MySQL, input the following parameters:

  • The hostname of the server where your helpdesk database is located.
  • The port number assigned to your helpdesk database.
  • The name of the database that contains your helpdesk data.
  • The username that was used during the installation of your helpdesk to access the database server.
  • The password required to access the database server.

Connect MySQL

4. Click Continue.

5. Reach out to our support reps and request a Custom Migration.

Migrating from PostgreSQL

To transfer your PostgreSQL data to a new system, follow these simple steps:

1. From the list of options, choose "Database."

2. Then select "PostgreSQL" as your driver.

Database PostgreSQL

3. Provide the necessary details such as the server hostname, port number, database name, username, and password to establish a connection to the database.

4. Click on "Continue."

5. Contact our support team for a Custom Migration.

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