Hi friends am looking in to pspp for charting ans stastics
can anyone tell me how can i connect my mysql database in to pspp gnu .
is my mysql supported by pspp ?
this is the homwpage os pspp am using now
http://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/
which is an replacement os spss
any help will be appreciated ..
To my knowledge, MySQL is not currently supported by PSPP; however, PostgreSQL is. You might want to try converting your database and seeing if you have any luck with that. Check out the PostgreSQL wiki for some tips on how to convert from other databases to PostgreSQL.
See the entry in the PSPP manual on how to import data from PostgreSQL in PSPP.
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My Question is the following how to convert .sql
mysql to postgresql sql , so I can uploaded to postgresql database at heroku
and please let it be free tool.
many thanks
Here are two tools for migrating from MySQL, both are actively maintained:
1) pgloader https://github.com/dimitri/pgloader. With it, conversion is just a one line:
pgloader mysql://user#localhost/dbname_in_mysql postgresql:///dbname_in_postgres
2) pg_chameleon https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pg_chameleon – this one is actually a replication system so it's suitable for systems under load.
I have a website having lacks of rows, now I am planning to upgrade its database to mongoDB no SQL database. Could any help me to find an easy way to upgrade to mondoDB with any of tools available on the internet.
You can export from MySQL in a CSV format and then use the Mongify tool. Just I had a few problems with handling dates of binary data.
I am continuously looking for a decent tutorial for importing MySQL database in neo4j but I didn't find anyone easily applicable. I am using neo4j version 3.0.3 and MySQL version 8.2.
You can help me any good tutorial or a tool that can dump MySQL database directly into neo4j, but both of them should target Windows OS.
Thank you.
H,
Michael has made such a tool, but I have never used it.
Take a look at this repo : https://github.com/jexp/neo4j-rdbms-import
Usually I make some SQL queries and I save them into a CSV file (#see How to output MySQL query results in CSV format?).
After I load them into Neo4j with the LOAD CSV (#see http://jexp.de/blog/2014/06/load-csv-into-neo4j-quickly-and-successfully/)
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I have created an ERD on MySQL Workbench 6.0.8 CE and managed to export an automated SQL statement using the export option. How can I create a compatible SQL which can be used on Oracle?
Oracle Database and MySQL are normally suited to different use cases. But, if you want to convert the SQL statements created using MySQL workbench to a compatible Oracle SQL Developer, you can do it via a simple operation: Migration. In this case, you will migrate the whole schema. (which is a more recommended solution)
SQL Developer is a free and fully supported product that provides tools and utilities to migrate from MySQL to Oracle. Check here.
If you get stuck on a step, please give me a sign. I'll be pleased to help.
Hope it's useful!
I have database in MySQL V5. I wants to import and export data to MySQL using File Maker pro 11 without creating any file.i.e. I want direct connection between File Maker and MySQL.
Please help me......
I can highly recommend the Open Source Databases ODBC driver from Actual Technologies. It's a Mac OS X ODBC driver that I've used it on multiple occasions to connect FileMaker to a MySQL database. With it you can create a "shadow table" that actually shows data from the MySQL database and import from a FileMaker table to a MySQL table using the standard script steps for import and export. This is the ESS that Sam was speaking of. For the Windows equivalent, see FileMaker's list of ODBC drivers.
We have a JDBC Plugin for that. You can do a SELECT query on your MySQL DB, then loop over the returned rows and read values out. It also supports dumping the SELECT to a txt file, which you can then import.
For importing into MySQL, your best bet is to do INSERT/UPDATE queries.
Also, you might consider using ESS, which is FileMaker's built-in way of talking to MySQL.