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Dumb question - can you convert a SQL database to access?
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Because I have a SQL database that I'd like to convert to an Access databaseOriginally posted by LittleSassyi think so...why?
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Another dumb question, why would you want to? Access is soooo limited.Comment
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Hi Lenny,
If you're talking about importing tables from SQL database into Ms Access, here is the simpliest way to do it.
Obtain an ODBC driver for your SQL database, install it then import the tables into Access using that driver.
It worked very well for me with MySQL
Good luck.Comment
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Originally posted by MeorazharHi Lenny,
If you're talking about importing tables from SQL database into Ms Access, here is the simpliest way to do it.
Obtain an ODBC driver for your SQL database, install it then import the tables into Access using that driver.
It worked very well for me with MySQL
Good luck.
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Export to .cvs and import into access
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Because I can have an Access database on my local machine, but I can't have a SQL or MySQL database on my desktop.Originally posted by ContentProducerAnother dumb question, why would you want to? Access is soooo limited.
We're doing all of our cross referencing and indexing for 2257 compliance on a SQL database on my server..then we export it to a .csv file to keep locally.
I just thought it might be better to export it as an Access database so we could run queries and stuff like that locally.sig too bigComment
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Download Navicat MYSQL. Its a remote MYSQL software for windows.
Just need to enter your unix server ip, user/pass for mysql.
You can export,import over 50 extentions direct in your MYSQL database
with 1 click.
Access, Dbase, XLS, XML, etc etc
I use this on a daily basis.
Hope it help.Comment
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good luck lenny!Comment
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Originally posted by Lenny2Because I can have an Access database on my local machine, but I can't have a SQL or MySQL database on my desktop.
We're doing all of our cross referencing and indexing for 2257 compliance on a SQL database on my server..then we export it to a .csv file to keep locally.
I just thought it might be better to export it as an Access database so we could run queries and stuff like that locally.
why can't you have MySQL on your local computer? of course you can have MySQL on a Windows machine - no prob at all. i must admit that Access is easier to handle when you are used to it - but for the rest....Comment
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Yes, you can run Apache and MySQL locally.Originally posted by MaDaltonwhy can't you have MySQL on your local computer? of course you can have MySQL on a Windows machine - no prob at all. i must admit that Access is easier to handle when you are used to it - but for the rest....Comment


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