Using a data modelling tool (like Dezign from Datanamic) or a scripting
tool (like DbScripter), all you need do, I think, is load the Access
database into the tool, configure the tool to create an export script
for MySQL (say, using InnoDB to enable FKs), touch up as desired, and
generate the script.
PB
Paun wrote:
I use MySQL-Front 2.5 (freeware) for importing data from MSAccess databaase
in MySQL 4.1.7.
Of course, there is no possibility to import "foreign keys" from MSAccess.
Question: If I read properly documentation in MYSql is possible to use only
one "foreing key" per table, and fields with foreign key must be on ordered
on the same way in booth tables, and only in InnoDB type of tables.
I have tables with many foreign key connectons (e.g. members / streets,
members/occupations, members/state of membership) between tables, and it was
easier way to keep data in database in proper order with less programing. Is
that is not possible in MYSQL?
Of course, I am very new in MYSQL.
Thanks.
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