I need to convert an MS Access database (Single Table) to MySQL (relational
set of tables). As such, I think I'm going to have to get the data from the
MS Access table and write code to convert it to MySQL. I "think" I need an
ODBC connection to the MS Access table and tools to return a recordset. Once
I have the recordset, I can break it and store in the MySQL database tables.
That should be fairly straight forward.
So, how get at the MS Access database and return a recordset? Or, can
someone point me to tutorial?
Thank you.... 5 1609
On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 22:58:20 -0400, "Bruce A. Julseth"
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I need to convert an MS Access database (Single Table) to MySQL (relational
set of tables). ...
I think http://www.heidisql.com/ can easily do that.
HTH.
Maverick
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Bruce A. Julseth wrote:
>I need to convert an MS Access database (Single Table) to MySQL (relational set of tables). As such, I think I'm going to have to get the data from the MS Access table and write code to convert it to MySQL. I "think" I need an ODBC connection to the MS Access table and tools to return a recordset. Once I have the recordset, I can break it and store in the MySQL database tables. That should be fairly straight forward.
So, how get at the MS Access database and return a recordset? Or, can
someone point me to tutorial?
MS Access will export a database table to a .csv file.
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Bruce A. Julseth wrote:
>>I need to convert an MS Access database (Single Table) to MySQL (relational set of tables). As such, I think I'm going to have to get the data from the MS Access table and write code to convert it to MySQL. I "think" I need an ODBC connection to the MS Access table and tools to return a recordset. Once I have the recordset, I can break it and store in the MySQL database tables. That should be fairly straight forward.
So, how get at the MS Access database and return a recordset? Or, can someone point me to tutorial?
MS Access will export a database table to a .csv file.
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Richard.
Yah, I thought about that. I could import the .csv in to MySQL as a single
Table (as it now), then read it and convert it to the relational database
(which is the new design). The "Minor" problem is that I need to continue to
use the MS Access database while developing the "New Design" web system.
Once the new system is working, I'd have to import a second time. No big
deal, I guess.
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On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 22:58:20 -0400, "Bruce A. Julseth"
<br*************@bellsouth.netwrote:
>I need to convert an MS Access database (Single Table) to MySQL (relational set of tables). ...
I think http://www.heidisql.com/ can easily do that.
HTH.
Maverick
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I looked at this. I didn't seem like it would do what I wanted it to do...
Thanks for the suggest.. Appreciate the response..
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007 03:58:20 +0100, Bruce A. Julseth
<br*************@bellsouth.netwrote:
I need to convert an MS Access database (Single Table) to MySQL
(relational
set of tables). As such, I think I'm going to have to get the data from
the
MS Access table and write code to convert it to MySQL. I "think" I need
an
ODBC connection to the MS Access table and tools to return a recordset.
Once
I have the recordset, I can break it and store in the MySQL database
tables.
That should be fairly straight forward.
So, how get at the MS Access database and return a recordset? Or, can
someone point me to tutorial?
Thank you....
Maybe this helps: http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_db_odbc.asp
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