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    Default ms access to MYSQL

    i have developed a web site in ASP with backend msaccess.
    now i have to shift existing data to MYSQL Database, and
    use MYSQL database instead of msAccess, what all i need to
    DO.. i mean to say how to convert MS Access DAtabase to
    MYSQL Database. what kind of changes required in ASP
    programing.


    please help me

    thanks in advance
    manjunatha Guest

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    Default Re: ms access to MYSQL

    On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 11:03:31 -0700, "manjunatha"
    <mattikoppa@yahoo.com> wrote:
    >i have developed a web site in ASP with backend msaccess.
    >now i have to shift existing data to MYSQL Database, and
    >use MYSQL database instead of msAccess, what all i need to
    >DO.. i mean to say how to convert MS Access DAtabase to
    >MYSQL Database. what kind of changes required in ASP
    >programing.
    Google "convert access to mysql" for the database conversion. As for
    the ASP code, it depends on what your code is. The only thing that';s
    normally different might be SQL syntax if anything, but it really
    depends on the code you wrote.

    Jeff
    Jeff Cochran Guest

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