I met with Scott last week at his firm's office in 1132 Bishop. The guy
is going good Warren, he remembers you as well :-]
He mentioned volume as the reason why he's not on LUAU anymore.
-ho'ala
Warren Togami said:
OMG!
That guy was in my class in 6th grade. Around that time he convinced
Don Brown wrote:
{snip}
Of course, you always could simply export all the data into
csv or tab-delimited files and import.
Don
If you do this, I would use a character to delimit that does not occur
in the database, ie a pipe | (hex 7c i think) or a semicolon... that way
you won't lose as
From what I've found:
http://www.kofler.cc/mysql/mysql2mysql.html This script converts MS SQL
Server 7/2000 to mysql. As mentioned you can import an access 2000 db
into sql server by downloading the trial version of sql server.
Found on the PHP builder message boards: Just download MyODBC from
Aloha all,
Thanks for all your help. I talked to Charles Paul on a sub-contact
deal. I will keep all your e-mail's for future reference. This has
helped me and my sister company (PG Enterprises out a ton :)
Thanks Again,
Brian
Brian Low
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On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 15:03, Brian Low wrote:
Aloha all,
I current have a customer with a Microsoft Access2000 Database. I
have 3 questions, 1) I there a way to create a SQL database in linux and
import the Access2000 Database?
Probably the easiest way would be to export the data to
Probably the easiest way would be to register the access database as an
odbc datasource. You can then either use the web scripting language of
your choice to make a web front end, or use the scripting language of your
choice to pull out the data and stuff it into a mysql db or something of
that
1) I there a way to create a SQL database in linux and import the Access2000
Database?
Yes, there are many ways. You could transfer it through ODBC, or export
it to some text format. I don't if there are any utilities to fully
automate it (Maybe gnome-db?), but it should be a pretty small
A few months ago I remember seeing an option in Microsoft SQL 2000's
Enterprise Manager that will easily import or export this type of data
between Access and MSSQL Server. I haven't used MSSQL for a few months
now, so I don't remember what this tool is called.
You mean DTS? Data Transformation
Brian,
might want to ping the folks at Indevtech Inc. Scott Cooley, former LUAU
member, runs the show over there. They developed hawaiieventsonline.com
www.indevtech.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
808-528-2740
-ho'ala
Ray Strode said:
On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 16:52, Ho'ala Greevy wrote:
Brian,
might want to ping the folks at Indevtech Inc. Scott Cooley, former LUAU
member, runs the show over there. They developed hawaiieventsonline.com
www.indevtech.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
808-528-2740
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