I have two mdb files with equal structure (ca. 30 tables) but different data. I want to put the data together. Is there a user wizard to achive it in MS Access or do I have to do it manualy using INSERT for each table?
Thanks in advance.
You can attach (not import) tables from database A into database B. Then, for each table you can build a query to append data from A.tableX to B.tableX
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I have two Database for example "Database1" another is "Database2" whose location at 'Libraries\Documents' at my pc. Now I want to select one column named it "Column3" where another column "ID" of Database1 equal to Database2. So how can I write this query? And also how can I get those data from different database and same or different location of database? please explain with query example. I found it only for SQL but not for Access database 2013.
Thanks in advance.
Did you try link tables from 2nd file into 1st file?
From one Access DB file you can link tables from various data sources, including all kinds of other databases or excel, csv, xml files, and then you can treat them as "linked table",
for all the local tables and linked tables you can easily join them and build up queries.
It is one of the many handy features that i like to use MS Access for quick and easy tasks.
Hope this helps.
I'm using Pentaho Data Integration for my ETL process...
I have multiple excel files that I need to merge and upload in one database. However, I cannot Distribute the fields into its corresponding tables in the database. I can only send it to one table at a time. Is there any other way to do this? How can I have multiple target table?
P.S. I'm using MySQL Workbench for the database.
Thank you for your help!
You can connect multiple Table output steps to your last processing step and set it to copy all rows to both or all target steps. Connect Table outputs (or Insert/update, etc) like in the image, then right-click the step where the stream splits and select Copy Data to Next Steps. In the Table outputs you obviously only specify the columns that apply to that table.
I have 200 tab delimited files which I want to load up in MySQL database.Is there any way to automate create table command for creating the schema for 200 tables ,and loading up those 200 tables automatically?
The thing is I would have to run the create table query and loading tables 200 times each.so any way to automate it.
The create table command creates one table. You can run 200 create tables in one sql script, but the create table schema would have to be there for each table.
The only way you could do multiple create tables is if all your tables were exactly the same. You could use a FOR LOOP to run the create table sql as many times as you want. The only thing is, if you have more than one table that is exactly the same, you have other problems. So the answer is no.
There are various software that can import your tab delimited files and create the tables for you, but you will still have import 200 times.
On the plus side, you only have to import them once. At that point you can easily export all the tables to a single sql file. You will now be at a single import of your tables for the future.
I have a 37 table MS Access database. I have, in the past, exported the tables to CSV one at a time. Is there a way to export the tables to CSV in a single stroke?
You can use the TableDefs collection and TransferText.
I am trying to import an access database to mysql. I have created a mysql database, but do not want to use all of the colums in the access database. Is there a way to export only certain colums from the access database to csv?
1) Make a query on the table with only the columns you want, and save it.
2) Select the query, and then got to File->Export (Select Save As "text *.txt, *cvs, etc.") and follow the prompts