In terms of the CSV files, thats pretty simple to write an import script (you wouldn't believe how many I've had to do :p).
For the smaller CSV files, you could convert the to pipe, or tab delimited files, and then import them via my Data_Import plugin (see the links in my sig.). This makes it easy to import anything upto 30,000 links/products in one go (its only limited by your computer, and how much memory it can hold in an IE text-area ... mine isn't that powerful, so crashes on me a lot :'( ).
Regarding the larger XML files ... these are more of a pain. You have to do a while {} loop on the file, to find the appropriate product details, and then use XML::Simple::XMLIn() to parse the XML, and make it into a usable hash/array. Unfortunatly, with large XML files, its quite hard to slurp it all into XML::Simple right away (i.e without slicing it up first), as its quite a CPU/RAM gobbling process
Cheers
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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