The table you query is wp_wpstorecart_products where wp_ is your WordPress database prefix. In PHP it’d be something like:
$wpdb->prefix . "wpstorecart_products"
which I am sure that you know, but I wrote for clarities sake for anyone else who may read this in the future.
Here’s the database schema for wp_wpstorecart_products
primkey int(11)
name varchar(512)
introdescription text
description text
thumbnail varchar(512)
price decimal(9,2)
shipping decimal(9,2)
download varchar(512)
tags text
category int(11)
inventory int(11)
dateadded int(8)
postid int(11)
timesviewed int(11)
timesaddedtocart int(11)
timespurchased int(11)
useinventory tinyint(1)
Keep an eye out for version 2.0.6 which is nearing completion, as it polishes the admin interface, fixes several bugs that arise in certain situations, implements some functional improvements, checks for common misconfigurations, and more.
If you come up with some better ways to spit the products out, consider sending them to me or posting them on the forums and I may commit them if they’ll help other users.
Styles, checkout customization, video tutorial integration, and WordPress themes designed specifically for wpStoreCart are next on the agenda development wise in the short term. My goal though is to try to never, ever, break backward compatibility.
In the future, please use our wpStoreCart support forums, as we do not actively/regularly monitor this www.remarpro.com forum at this time. Thanks for checking out our plugin, and feel free to offer feature suggestions at our forum as well.