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Getting out of MS Access [to MySQL]
Mar 12, 2001, 20 :12 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (1619 reads)

"You just finishing converting your servers to Linux, but now want to get the corporate MS Access database into a MySQL database. How do you do that? Well, In this short tutorial we are going to show how to convert an MS Access database into a MySQL database. To accomplish this task we are going to use a script written by Brian Andrews, that converts Access tables into MySQL tables. So lets get started."

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