First off, we'd need to know what database system you're using on Linux, such as MySQL or PostgreSQL. I would suggest you use the COPY command - in pgsql it would look like:
Code:
copy tablename to '~/table.csv' using delimiters ','
This will get you a comma-separated-values file in your home directory that you may be able to import directly into Access. But you will first need to create the database in Access, and repeat the process above for each table. I haven't used Access since 97 so I don't remember how it is for importing, but I hope this will at least get you started.
Also worth looking into - Postgres has a pg_dump command that creates what is essentially a batch SQL file for recreating that database. I think MySQL has the same thing. If you are good with SQL you might be able to edit the resulting file slightly for use with Access. I don't know if Access will let you run SQL scripts like that, but if it does then this will recreate your databases best (including primary keys, field types and sizes, etc.)
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