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MySQL Workbench installed with access to both database servers: We’ll use MySQL Workbench 6.3. To start the migration process, on the MySQL Workbench main screen, go to Database-> Migration Wizard. We should check the prerequisites to confirm if we can continue the task. If everything looks...
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I am trying to perform an Ms Access to mySQL migration as per this procedure. This is a relatively simple DB (about 12 tables). Running latest mySQL tools and Access 2016 (but probably not relevant as all I need is an ODBC data source I understand). ...