[cw-discuss] OBDC (Krsnendu dasa)

Jeremy Tarrier jtarrier at earthling.net
Mon Feb 5 19:34:40 CST 2007


Hello Krsnendu,

You may like to look at the following DevX article which covers the MySQL Migration Toolkit with a guided example and has links to the product pages.

To quote the article:

"The MySQL Migration Toolkit uses an eight-step process to ease the transition of data from a proprietary database (such as Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, or Oracle) to the MySQL open source database."


A Test Drive of the MySQL Migration Suite

If the embedded link above does not work via the mailing list, point your browser to:

http://www.devx.com/dbzone/Article/28553


Hope this helps,

Jeremy

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Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2007 08:36:14 +1300
From: "Krsnendu dasa" 
Subject: Re: [cw-discuss] OBDC
To: discuss at crossover.codeweavers.com
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Thanks for your reply.

On 05/02/07, Brian C  wrote:
>
> If the ODBC code and the version of MS Access you are using are supported
> under CrossOver then you could probably eventually set that up.  How ever it
> would be MUCH easier, more reliable to export the data from Access and
> import it into a MySQL database.  Open Office has native support for MySQL
> and it can be installed on Linux and Windows.

Do you know of any guide for exporting from Access to MySQL?

>
> If that is not an option for some reason, the next best option would be to
> directly query the database via SQL instead of ODBC.  If Open Office can not
> do that you could set up batch files to the queries as need far easier that
> getting ODBC to work with Access though CrossOver

I don't quite get this part. Can you explain a bit more?

>
>
> On 2/3/07, Krsnendu dasa  wrote:
> >
> > Can the obdc drivers in CXL  be accessed by native linux
> > OpenOffice.org to allow access to MS Access files?
> >
> > Krsnendu dasa
> >
> > I think I accessdentally used access too many times in the sentence above.
> >
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