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January 13th, 2004, 03:44 PM
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Migrating from mySQL to SQL Server
Hello all,
We plan to migrate a mySQL database with around 110 tables to SQL Server. I understand that I can get a dump of the mySQL DB using mysqldump. What tweaking is necessary with the dump file before I use it in the SQL Query Analyzer? Is there any 3rd party tool out there that takes care of the differences in datatypes etc? TIA
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You might be able to use the data transformation tools in SQLServer - which save heaps of messing about in mySQL.
Create the DB in SQLServer, then run the Import Data wizard. It's extremely straight forward from there.
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