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Transfer databases

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evergreean

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Feb 15, 2006
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I currently have an Access 2000 database that looks like it will work but was wondering how much work will be needed in future to transfer this database to a MySql database?

It has 3 relational tables with about 12000 records.
Is there a tool that can transfer the schema and records from Access to MySql?
 
I use mysql front to do that, however i dont have a copy on hand wish i could help you on that. I would try searching for it, Im pretty sure mysql.com has something like that...

oh i just found a tutorial on mysql.com for this:

Google search:

Site San Diego www.sitesd.com
 
I've exported the tables from Access as csv files, then imported into mysql. I think mysql can do that natively now.

SELECT * FROM management WHERE clue > 1
> 0 rows returned

--ThinkGeek T-Shrit
 
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