I have been trying to connect to the server on Microsoft SQL Management Studio using Workbench via an IP.
But I cannot seem to connect whatsoever, is workbench even supported with Database engine servers.
I am connecting with the root username, could that be the problem too?
If you are referring to MySQL Workbench and SQL Server, MySQL is a visualization tools for MySQL Server and databases. You cannot access other servers with it. SSMS or SQL Server Management studio is the visualization tool for SQL Server databases. These both databases use almost similar syntax and structure but are totally different entities in terms of Parent Company and access.
In Layman's terms, when you try to enter an IP in Workbench, it tries to find and access a MySQL Server but doesn't find it and hence does not connect. It is not a SSH Client which connects to any server specified.
There is one way to connect SQL Server from MySQL Workbench and that is database miration.
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I recommend SQL Server Management Studio for SQL Server Access and visualization.
For connecting to SQL Server using Python, consider PyODBC (preferred) or pymssql as documented here
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I am trying to set up a connection between Azure MySQL flexible server and Azure SQL database mainly to read data from MySQL and store it in the SQL Server periodically (multiple times a day).
I was thinking of creating a stored procedure inside my SQL Server database; however, I cannot seem to get a connection from the SQL Server into the MySQL database.
I know with ODBC you can connect MySQL to on-prem SQL Server, but unfortunately, there is nothing I have found for the same functionality for Azure SQL Server.
Has anyone done this? Is this possible?
I have tried to set up an ODBC connection, but it did not work as the SQL Server is on Azure.
I tried setting up a linked server inside SQL Server straight to MySQL, but it doesn't seem possible as the SQL Server is not on-prem.
I tried creating external database objects based on the following link.
With all these approaches, my expectation was to surface the MySQL tables from Azure SQL Server/SSMS.
Thank you for your help in advance!
MySql Workbench is the perfect option for connecting the azure database for mysql.
for that we need to create flexible server in azure portal. I created flexible server in azure portal.
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I created database in flexible server by clicking add in in database option. it crated successfully.
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I installed MySQL Workbench in my local system.
you can get your required fields to connect the server in connect tab.
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I connected to the server by filling required fields.
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Click on ok. It connected successfully.
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AFAIK Export the data from Azure mysql flexible server in the form of sql script through MySQL work bench and import that file in Azure sql database through SSMS. IN this we can write data into Azure Sql database.
I have had to create an Azure Function App that contains a Timer function that reads the data from the MySQL data and pushes it to SQL Server every 15 minutes (as were the requirements).
Thank you for everyone for commenting.
It seems you can use Data-in replication.
I am trying to migrate to MySQL from SQL Server Express 2012 but the migration wizard is unable to find the schemas from SQL Express even after connecting successfully to both databases.
The problem was with the user permissions I was using to connect to the SQL server database. Using the sa account worked.
I have tried to connect to Oracle Express Edition 11g server using Mysql WorkBench but not able to connect and get this error Lost connection to MySQL server at reading initial communication packet, so I want to know that can one connect to oracle server using Mysql client, its useful for everyone because I have googled much but doesn't find any appropriate solution.
How can I connect to a SQL Server Database from a MySQL Server? I need to use the MySQL as a proxy DB (querying all the SQL servers and MySQL connected to it).
I need a functionality sort of "linked server" one on SQL server.
You can't - the closest MySQL has is the FEDERATED engine, but it only supports connecting to other MySQL instances, not any other database vendor.
Only SQL Server's Linked Server and Oracle's Database Link technology support connecting to other database vendors (that I'm aware of), so you'd have to use SQL Server as the proxy to MySQL -- not the other way around.
i want to migrate my whole DB from MySQL to MS-Sql server.
though i am open to use any tool,am restricted to use only free avilable tools.
Use Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistan (SSMA) for MySQL
Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant 2005 for MySQL
Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant 2008 for MySQL
export db from MySql (mysqldump), edit by hand to convert between variations of SQL language in the two platforms, then import into MS-SQL.