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I have used the Create Schema in mySQL. But it act as a separate database. It doesn't affect the already created Databaase. How to create Schema in mySQL within an particular database in mySQL and need to group the tables within a schema.?
Can anyone know about this pls...??
I believe from recent experience and from a quick Google on the subject that a Schema IS a database in MySQL unlike other databases where the two are different. See the following links:
MySQL 'create schema' and 'create database' - Is there any difference
http://lists.mysql.com/mysql/211616
You can use CREATE SCHEMA/CREATE DATABASE and the USE dbname.
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I have created a database with multiple tables in MS Access.
I want the same database to be transfered to MySQL.
What are the steps to do it??
One way to do it would be to install the MySQL ODBC driver, configure an ODBC connection to your target database in MySQL, then use Access' "Export" feature to copy the tables over. I have used this process in the past, and it has usually worked reasonably well.
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I need to do some analysis of table usage within my MySQL system. Can anyone point me in the right direction on a method for identifying which table has been queried most often in a given time-period i.e. if there are 30 tables, I want to know which table is accessed most.
You should use pt-table-usage to analyze the general query log. It will out put nice information about table usage (as long as you're not using stored procedures or stored functions cause those will be missed).
Enable query logging temporarily while your application is running and review the log. It can have some performance impact, so you don't want to leave it permanently enabled.
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I have a MySQL database schema say test with some tables and inter dependencies. Now using MySQL workbench i can reverse engineer to get the create schema script.
How is it possible to achieve the same using mysqldump command i.e., get the create schema and the foreign key references should be maintained.
You can make mysql dump. It will contain SQL data definition statements.
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I would like to migrate my existing mysql db (ver 5) to Oracle DB (11g).
The export scripts provided by phpmyadmin do not seem to work.
http://www.packtpub.com/article/migrating-mysql-table-using-oracle-sql-developer-1.5
hope helps you
I found an answer to this in Oracle Help it self. They have a topic on migrating third party databases, but an easier method is to export your data as .csv files and then import them into oracle.
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does anyone know where on access 2007 a function where i can access my sql database? i need it to create reports. thanks
Create an ODBC connection. In Microsoft Access, go to the File menu and select Get External Data and choose Link Tables... from the resulting menu.
As well as with linked tables as suggested by ocdecio, you could also do an "Access Database Project" - which is basically an Access front end to a SQL back end. If you did it this way, you could use all of your existing views, stored procs, functions, etc.