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    • September 2, 2005 at 5:23 pm #9205
      billjones
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      is there some documentation that will actually take you through step by step, I follow the screen prompts and just end up in circles. I'm sure it works somehow as to the results of other posters, but there there is NOTHING intuative about it. I have tried importing from dbf, xls, csv. The problem with running around a football field, is no matter how many miles you go around, you haven't gone anywhere.

    • September 2, 2005 at 6:43 pm #19116
      peterlaursen
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      Are you sure that you are talking about ODBC-import ??

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      I have tried importing from dbf, xls

      The SQLyog ODBC-import lets you connect to the source database directly.

      To get data from Excel into MySQL there are more ways – for instance:

      *save as CSV

      *export from EXCEL into MySQL (you must have the MyODBC-driver installed).

      (these are the traditional ones)

      However with SQLyog 4.1 the best way is I think (provided that you have Access too):

      Open the Excel file in Access and save. It does not matter whether you “link” the data or “import” them. Now you can use SQLyog ODBC-tool with the Access(.mdb)-file.

      Could you please explain a little more about what you are doing. Importing what sort of data from where to where??

      If it is ODBC-import you want to do I can send you a paper on that if you PM me your mail adress.

    • September 2, 2005 at 7:46 pm #19117
      peterlaursen
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      EDIT: changed some nonsense that I wrote

      You should never write two mails at the same time! 😮

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