Data extraction with DB Maker

Upgrade your data mining and scraping game with DB Maker - a powerful tool that will transform unstructured data into valuable insights with ease!
DB Maker is the ultimate solution to transform unstructured data into valuable insights! Data mining and scraping techniques have revolutionized the way organizations extract critical information from the internet, but performing these tasks manually can be tedious and time-consuming. Enter DB Maker - a powerful web scraping tool that simplifies the process of data mining and web scraping.
DB Maker can extract structured data from various sources such as web pages, HTML files, and text files. It has a range of versatile functions such as marketing, email and support messaging, subscriber databases, automated email sending, recruitment and job resume databases, processing stock quotations, analyzing statistical website data, systematizing catalogs, lists, and price lists, and processing raw and random data downloaded from the internet.
DB Maker's user-friendly interface allows users to easily navigate and extract data from websites that use HTML. It can extract critical information such as prices, product descriptions, and contact details, among others, from any website. Additionally, the program enables users to convert the unstructured multiple HTML files into a CSV or Excel file for further processing in spreadsheet applications like Microsoft Excel.

Once you have selected files you want to extract, click the "Extract Data" button and select the file format you want to use for the extracted data (CSV, Excel, or Text).

When it comes to distinguishing databases from regular text documents, the crucial concepts are "Records" and "Fields". These are the fundamental elements that set databases apart from other forms of unorganized information.
In a database, a record refers to a specific piece of information, and there can be numerous records within a single database. Each record comprises various individual fields that contain distinct data points.

Options for Identifying Records
"Begin" - Use a symbol or group of symbols to identify the beginning of a record. For instance, you can specify "<TR" as a record identifier if you know that it indicates the start of a new record in your database. Refer to the "bizcard.cnd" example.
"End" - Use a symbol to identify the end of a record.

Options for Identifying Fields
Field Identifier- refers to a set of values that define the arrangement of fields in documents.
For instance, you can specify "mailto:" as a field identifier if you know that it will be followed by an email address.
Refer to the "bizcard.cnd" example.

The following parameters can be used to adjust a data search:
Field Name - Enter any name you want to give to the field.
Field Begin - Specify a symbol that identifies the beginning of a field. It allows you to define the set of symbols after which the database field's value will follow.
Field End - Specify a symbol that identifies the end of a field. The field value will be located in front of this symbol. In the "bizcard.cnd" example, this parameter is "<".
Identifier Number - Use this option when there are multiple identifiers that are the same within a single record.
Number of Symbols - Use this option when there is a large amount of text following the field identifier.
Number of Words - Specify the number of words that should be considered the field value after the Field Begin identifier.
Number of Lines - Specify the number of lines after the Field Begin identifier of the field to be extracted.
Line Number - Specify the line number after the Field Begin identifier of the field to be analyzed.
Unique - If you want your database to contain only unique records, select this option. Double-click the mouse on this cell to initiate a unique record search.

DB Maker - The ultimate tool for automated data extraction

DB Maker is a versatile tool that simplifies the process of data mining and data scraping. It is a powerful tool that can perform a wide range of functions, including marketing, order processing, email messaging and distribution, subscriber database setup, automated email sending, information transfer from email clients, recruitment and job resume database setup, stock quotation and offer processing, website statistical data analysis, database setup, catalog and list systematization, and processing raw and random data downloaded from the internet.

One of the most powerful features of DB Maker is its ability to extract data from websites and HTML files. Users can extract contact information, product information, pricing, and other data from websites, which can then be used to build targeted marketing lists. The tool can extract email addresses, phone numbers, and physical addresses from websites, which can be used to create targeted email lists or direct mail campaigns. Additionally, users can extract product information, pricing, and other data from competitor websites to inform their own marketing strategy.

DB Maker can also be used to process orders from websites, automating the order fulfillment process. Users can extract order information from websites, including product name, quantity, price, and shipping information. This information can then be imported into an order management system for fulfillment.

In addition, DB Maker can be used to process email and support email messaging and distribution. Users can extract email addresses from websites and create targeted email lists for marketing or customer support purposes. Additionally, support tickets can be extracted from email inboxes, and the distribution and resolution of those tickets can be automated.
Another useful feature of DB Maker is its ability to set up subscriber databases for email marketing campaigns. Users can extract email addresses from websites and import them into a subscriber database, which can then be used to send targeted email campaigns. The tool can also transfer information from email clients, automating the data entry process. Information such as contact information or order information can be extracted from emails and automatically imported into a database or order management system.

DB Maker can also be used to set up recruitment and job resume databases. Users can extract job postings and resumes from websites and import that information into a database, which can then be used to track applicants and job openings. Additionally, the tool can be used to process stock quotations, prices, and offers from financial websites. Users can extract stock prices, offer prices, and other financial data from websites and import that data into a database, which can then be used for analysis or trading purposes.
Furthermore, DB Maker can be used to analyze statistical data on websites, such as traffic data or user behavior data. Users can extract data from websites and import that data into a database or statistical analysis tool, which can then be used to generate insights or inform marketing strategy. The tool can also be used to set up various types of databases, including customer databases, product databases, and inventory databases.

DB Maker is a must-have tool for researchers, data analysts, and anyone who needs to extract data from the internet. Its user-friendly interface and powerful features simplify the process of data mining and data scraping. With DB Maker, users can extract data quickly and easily, without having to perform tedious manual tasks. It is a versatile tool that can perform a wide range of functions, making it an invaluable asset to businesses of all sizes.

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