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I have Northwind Access file and newly installed MySQL server.

I would like to add all Northwind DB including all relationships and etc into MySQL.

simple query will do enough I guess, but I am an novice in DB field.

anyone knows how to do that?

Your help and advice will do a lot to my work.

Thanks in advance.
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Updated 13-Sep-14 14:39pm
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[no name] 13-Sep-14 20:38pm    
You call us nasty names and want help? Yeah, good luck with that.
Garth J Lancaster 13-Sep-14 20:42pm    
not sure if he was calling 'us' so much nasty names, or himself, as I would have been calling myself (internally) if I'd messed up like that - Ive removed the offensive bit anyway

yikes - you might find a custom made migrate tool, otherwise you're going to have to do it in steps

a) install an ODBC driver pointed at the Northwind DB
b) maybe use MS SQL Express temporarily and the TSQL on the command line to dump the data and meta data (Table defs)to disk, if MS SQL Express can 'import'/attach to the Northwind.mdb (I cant remember if it can)
c) turn the table defs into MYSQL equivalent and build the tables
d) import the data into the tables

Im surprised
a) there isn't a DB migrate tool out there, I'd be exhausting that option first
b) someone hasn't done it and can supply you the data already in MYSQL format

sorry, those are only rough notes on the sort of things you need to do, no necessarily what tools are going to be appropriate

lastly, please watch the language in your posts !!!
 
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thank you. and I regret my bad languages and I am sorry If I offended you.

Have a good day!
 
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Garth J Lancaster 13-Sep-14 20:52pm    
btw - MySQL have something here http://www.mysql.com/why-mysql/white-papers/a-guide-for-migrating-from-microsoft-access-to-mysql/ - that showed up on a quick google search I did - I believe it uses ODBC as I said, so I'd start with that
조덕희 13-Sep-14 20:55pm    
exactly what i am searching for. you help me a lot. Thank you!
 
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