The Shopify to MySQL sample flow has pre-configured connectors for translating the following transaction sets from Shopify's EDI integration specifications:

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The following connectors make up the core elements of the flow:

• Cloud Data Connector: Interfaces with a wide range of cloud application data sources provided the corresponding CData driver is installed. This allows you to insert or retrieve the data in these documents to or from MySQL.
  Note: If you have not already, you will need to install the CData ADO.NET/JDBC Driver for MySQL. You can download a free, 30-day trial. If you just downloaded and installed the driver, please restart CData Arc before proceeding.
  
• XML Map Connector: Transforms data from one XML format to another, mapping data from the preceeding data format/model into a format/model appropriate for the next connector.
• MySQL Connector: Allows you to insert or retrieve the data in these documents to or from a MySQL database.

These connectors are configured to automatically move files from one connector to the next until either the incoming EDI files are transformed and inserted into MySQL, or the data retrieved from MySQL is transformed into outgoing EDI documents. You can modify the automation settings for each connector in its Automation tab, or you can manually process each step in the workflow using the Send button in the connector's Input tab.

In addition to the pre configured connectors, the sample flow also provides a setup.sql file that contains the SQL commands required to create a generic database schema for these transactions. You can either run this file in your database management system or, copy its contents into the system's query editor to create the tables in your SQLite database

If you would like to use this sample flow in your workspace, please follow these instructions:

Importing Workspace

Create Workspace

First, navigate to the Flows tab and click on the cogwheel icon in the top right corner. Choose the Create Workspace option to create a new Workspace for this sample flow.

Import Workspace

Then, from the same cogwheel dropdown, click Import Workspace. In the resulting dialog, choose the downloaded sample flow shopify_to_mysql.arcflow to import the relevant connectors and settings. You can choose to import the flow into any Workspace you like, but we recommend using separate Workspaces for distinct workflows.

Once you have successfully imported the sample flow, you can begin configuring the connectors to best suit your specific use case.

MySQL Connector

Connect to MySQL Database & Test the Connection

Navigate to the Settings tab of the MySQL Connector. In order to establish a connection with your MySQL database, you must enter your Server, Database, User and Password. Click the Test Connection button to verify that you can connect to your MySQL database from CData Arc.

Set up your Output Mapping

After successfully setting up and testing a connection, you can choose to query your MySQL database for information that will then be used to generate EDI documents. Exactly what data is queried is controlled by the Output Mapping configured in the MySQL Connector's settings. If you would like to execute all output mappings, navigate to the Output tab and click Receive to start retrieving Invoice, Items and Advance Shipment Notice data from the database.

Shopify to MySQL