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Importing data from MS SQL to MySQL

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    • #17127
      peterlaursen
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      I won't answer the question – have no experience with MSSQL

      but are you aware of the Migration toolkit from MySQL ?

      http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/migration-t…oolkit/1.0.html

    • #17128
      killersites
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      peterlaursen wrote on Mar 5 2005, 08:11 PM:
      I won't answer the question – have no experience with MSSQL

      but are you aware of the Migration toolkit from MySQL ?

      http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/migration-t…oolkit/1.0.html

      Hi,

      I was not aware of this tool – I'll have to look into it.

      Thanks,

      Stefan

    • #17129
      Ritesh
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      That being said does your product make it easier to move databases over than DTS?

      Yes. SQLyog's ODBC Import Tool is what you require.

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      I have the scripts ready to build a mirror of the SQL Server database in MySQL, could I then use your product to move the data? Or would I be better off to have your product build the database from scratch during the import/migration procedure?

      It depends. I think that SQLyog ODBC Import wizard will be a better option as the scripts might not be MySQL compatible. If you are sure that the scripts are indeed MySQL compatible then they are a better option.

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