juanmanuel
Programmer
Hello,
I've converted a SQL Server DB 7.0 into text files
like 'create table...' and 'insert into...'(like Mysql) to
test it with MysQL.
I have XP and myodbc installed on my PC.
I've been used innodb tables to ensure transacctions that works fine.
One table have 1742 rows and 84 columns. Only one integer primary key and very varchar() and char().
When I send a "select * from mytable;" it takes very very much from Mysql via myodbc and it's very quickly from SQLserver via ODBC.
If I send "select column1, column2 from mytable" it's a bit faster.
I've converted a SQL Server DB 7.0 into text files
like 'create table...' and 'insert into...'(like Mysql) to
test it with MysQL.
I have XP and myodbc installed on my PC.
I've been used innodb tables to ensure transacctions that works fine.
One table have 1742 rows and 84 columns. Only one integer primary key and very varchar() and char().
When I send a "select * from mytable;" it takes very very much from Mysql via myodbc and it's very quickly from SQLserver via ODBC.
If I send "select column1, column2 from mytable" it's a bit faster.