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Ian DeRock - 19 Oct 2004 17:14 GMT
I have two databases.  The first is Access, the second is MySQL.  Due
to security, the two computer networks they are on are not connected.
How can I transfer binary data (just one table) from the Access
database to the MySQL.  I will probable be using a jump drive, as both
computers only have floppy support, and the table is too large to fit
on one.

I was thinking that I could export the database as a delimited file,
but do to its binary format, I don't know what I could use to separate
the columns.
bibi.skuk - 21 Oct 2004 15:21 GMT
> I have two databases.  The first is Access, the second is MySQL.  Due
> to security, the two computer networks they are on are not connected.
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> but do to its binary format, I don't know what I could use to separate
> the columns.

If u want, u can use this Php script... with this, u can transfert an
acces table to a Mysql table.

http://www.nexen.net/scripts/details.php?scripts=608
fosheezy95 - 27 Oct 2004 06:46 GMT
> I have two databases.  The first is Access, the second is MySQL.  Due
> to security, the two computer networks they are on are not connected.
> How can I transfer binary data (just one table) from the Access
> database to the MySQL.

I recommend emailing the people at http://www.software-labs.net/ as
they have software that may handle this.  Don't know if you are
looking for a "quick fix" solution or a more permanent one.  Maybe you
can email them as they can provide some feedback at least.  Cheers
 
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