I didnt see anything in the FAQ about this, figured there isnt a way, but how would you recommend me going about transferring it over though?
Each person has different DKP values so 1 genaric "Moved Over DKP" would be a challenge.

Also our system is a little different and I am curious how to set up a DKP cap and a way to drop their earned percent after a certain amount earned. i.e. 300 is our cap, but after 250 they earn 50% of the total DKP value per run.
<3 Chops. Have a good vacation.

Right now there isn't an automated way to cap the points, nor at this time, a way to import an eqdkp database.

If you like, email me a zip of your eqdkp .sql database dump, and I'll try to have a look at it over my vacation. (You gotta get it to me before 4 at the VERY LATEST, and that might even be too late, so time is of the essence).

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Dang, didnt see this till today.

So....still wanting the DB for it?
Or are you still on vacay?

Back now. Go ahead and email it to me, if you still have my email address, and I can try to work on it this week for ya.

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Chops

I'd like to possible move over our Onyxia/MC dkp to your system. We are also using EQDkp. Could you maybe explain how you did/are going to transfer over the EQDkp database? I don't want to make you go through all our info, so if it's something I could handle. I'd be all for it. Whatever. Just let me know. Thanks.

Alcinoe

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In Short. I'm going to be writing an importer that takes the source SQL file from the database and imports it into the DKPSystem.com database.

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Oh snap.

Best . . . site . . . ever.

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If you feel like helping me out, and you have access to an eqdkp data dump, would you be willing to email it to sigmastar[deleteme]@[deleteme]gmail.com ? I have one database I'm working on right now, but the more I have the better the sample I have to work with, and the more reliable I can make it off the bat.

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