In the Skyvia documentation you will find how to perform basic and advanced data integration tasks. It gives you necessary information to get started with the service and broaden your database administration skills when you are familiar with simple tasks.
On Skyvia support portal you can write tickets with your questions, bug reports, and feature requests. You can read, comment, and vote tickets from other users, create private tickets, visible only to Skyvia support team.
An introduction video on Data Integration, demonstrating main Skyvia features.
An introduction video on Backup, demonstrating creation of a new Skyvia Backup package and main restore features.
We offer detailed illustrated tutorials on different Skyvia use cases, that help you to get started quickly. Here is the list of tutorials:
describes how to import a file with Contacts for Accounts, already existing in the Salesforce database. Demonstrates different ways of specifying IDs of existing master Salesforce objects when importing child objects.
Read Our Documentationdescribes how to import Product, Customer, Order, and Order Detail tables from the Microsoft standard Northwind database on SQL Azure. Demonstrates complex many-to-many import operation (when you import data from several tables with foreign key relations between them to several related Salesforce objects), creating a connection to SQL Azure, and how to preserve data relations between the source tables.
Read Our Documentationdescribes how to import a file of products with their prices from Dropbox to the Salesforce Product2 and PricebookEntry objects. Demonstrates a one-to-many import operation (data splitting).
Read Our Documentationdescribes how to create a Replication package that replicates data from Salesforce Accounts and Contacts to SQL Azure and how to schedule the package for automatic updating data in the SQL Azure database.
Read Our Documentationdescribes how to create a synchronization packages that synchronizes a modified Products table from the Microsoft standard Northwind database on SQL Azure with Salesforce Product2 and PricebookEntry objects. Also demonstrates creating an Export package.
Read Our Documentationdescribes how to copy all the cloud data to an empty database and configure bi-directional synchronization between this cloud app and the database. This tutorial uses Salesforce as an example and contains information for using MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server databases.
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