I have installed ODBC driver in order import Mysql database to MS sql Management Studio but still not connecting. What should I do?
You have installed MS SQL Management Studio which can connect with MS SQL Server to manage, create objects etc. There is nothing you should do from MS SQL M Studio to MySQL Server.
You have to install MySQL Workbench (free) to do your job. You have to install MySQL Workbench, export your data from it to '.sql' and then import it into your MS SQL Server after converting the SQL format from MySQL to MSSQL.
OPTION 2
Create MS Access database. Link both MS SQL Server's tables as well as MySQL Server's tables in it. (MS Access works great with MySQL Server).
Do simple copy and paste from one table (say MySQL S) to other (say MS SQL S) within MS Access.
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I have generated a 20Mb SQL script of a SQL Server 2008 R2 database with the function Generate Script with Schema and Data (INSERT INTO included).
I'd like to re-generate the database in a MySQL host on a CentOS 5.8 platform and so I tried with phpMyAdmin which has the MSSQL compatibility's import function, but it was trying to load the file then server closed the phpMyAdmin connection without a particular reason....
Is there a possible way to generate in a MySQL 5.5 host a new database from a SQL Server 2008 R2 .sql script?
Thanks in advance to everyone...
Cheers!
Luigi
I have a MySQL database.
I need to migrate some (not all) table's data (data records) from MySQL to MSSQL database, herewith convert structure of MySQL tables to new structure in MSSQL.
In future, I need to do automatic periodical synchronization between these databases.
Is there any tools? or I have to use some SQL proc's or queries? How can I do these things?
For reference: I'm using MSSQL Server 2008 R2 with ODBC driver for MySQL and SQL Migration Assistant for MySQL (with these tools, I have been fully converted MySQL to MSSQL database only).
Since you already have full SQL 2008, open the Visual Studio Intelligence BI installed with your SQL installation.
Then create a new project "Integration Services Project".
Therefor you create a new connection to your ODBC (should be wizards available).
Then add your tables, there you can modify, convert, tranasform the data.
The complete project you can save and add as sheduled task to your sql server agent.
Here is a tutorial which explains more: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms169917.aspx
Is there any free tool that can migrate Access Database to SQL CE
I currently have an Access database 2003 and want to import into SQL CE 3.5
When you can do is upside your data from access to SQL (you can even use one of the free expression editions). You then can script out the whole database, or pull the data from sql server into your version of SQL lite.
I recently redid a project for my company, and have to convert existing MySQL data to a SLQ Server 2008 R2 database.
I have a dump script from the old MySQL database, but it contains a helluva lot of data.
I was wondering if there are any solutions out there to feed the dump file to, and receive a SQL Server 2008 R2 script.
Any help would be appreciated.
Microsoft provides a free migration solution you maybe want to use
Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA)
The free Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA) makes it easy to migrate data from Oracle, Microsoft Access, MySQL, and Sybase to SQL Server. SSMA converts the database objects to SQL Server database objects, loads those objects into SQL Server, migrates data to SQL Server, and then validates the migration of code and data.
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.