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How do I transfer information from a MySQL DB to an Access DB?

by mosiondz (Acolyte)
on Jun 13, 2000 at 02:55 UTC ( #17804=categorized question: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??
Contributed by mosiondz on Jun 13, 2000 at 02:55 UTC
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I am attempting write a function to transfer information from a mySQL database on a Unix-based system to an Access database on an NT-based system. What is the best way to go about this problem?

I had thought about having an ActiveState Perl script on the NT server receive information from an HTTP call from the Unix system, and then put that information into the database, but I was wondering if there was a better way to go about this, perhaps by connecting directly to the Access database in some way.

Answer: How do I transfer information from a MySQL DB to an Access DB?
contributed by antjock

Just install the MyODBC driver on your winders machine.

It's pretty easy to install and get up and running. I have set this up in the past for clients who have mysql databases on a webserver, but want to see and manipulate the data on their winduhs machine in Access.

hope that helps,
ant

Answer: How do I transfer information from a mySQL DB to an Access DB?
contributed by btrott

Try using DBI. You could use DBD::MySQL to connect to the MySQL db, then use DBD::ODBC (I think) to connect to the Access db. Then you can select from one database handle and insert into the other.

Answer: How do I transfer information from a MySQL DB to an Access DB?
contributed by QandAEditors

Take a look at DBIx::Copy. You pass it two database handles and tell it which tables you want to copy. It doesn't have facilities for recreating table structure, though, so you'll need to use DB-specific commands (either from command-line tools or DBI) to create the tables first.

Answer: How do I transfer information from a MySQL DB to an Access DB?
contributed by vaevictus

Or, don't use perl, and just open up access with an ODBC driver and access the data directly from access....

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