Is there any way to convert microsoft access database to mysql data. Please help me
arctushar 0 Junior Poster in Training
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Jump to PostHello,
several options.
1. Export to excel then save as a .CSV file and import to MySQL.
2. Find a copy with the hack of Access2MySQLSync and it will do the work for you.
3. export to a tab delimited file and import.
Jump to PostNavicat, which is a GUI for MySQL and can be downloaded and used for free for 30 days, has an import from MS Access built in. I did this several months ago. Works fine.
Also as rch mentioned, export to a delimited text file and then import through your …
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rch1231 169 Posting Shark
Hello,
several options.
1. Export to excel then save as a .CSV file and import to MySQL.
2. Find a copy with the hack of Access2MySQLSync and it will do the work for you.
3. export to a tab delimited file and import.
teedoff 3 Posting Pro
Navicat, which is a GUI for MySQL and can be downloaded and used for free for 30 days, has an import from MS Access built in. I did this several months ago. Works fine.
Also as rch mentioned, export to a delimited text file and then import through your phpAdmin
arctushar 0 Junior Poster in Training
I tried with excel & tab delemanated. But it shows
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'Item Quantity 3.B 3 3.B 20 3.A 50' at line 1
Item Quantity3.B33.B203.A50I have attached two sample files bill.xls & bill.txt. Im using Excel 2010.
Please help me. and thanks for reply
teedoff 3 Posting Pro
MOst ppl here wont download a file posted by someone. Seriously, go to navicat.com, download the free trial version, then you can inport an access file directly into MySQL database. Its that easy.
appnub 0 Newbie Poster
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