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DATABASE ARTICLES

Access vs MySQL
By: Codewalkers
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    2004-09-28

    Table of Contents:
  • Access vs MySQL
  • MySQL versus Access
  • Before Migration
  • Transferring your Access data to MySQL through Navicat
  • Conclusion

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    Access vs MySQL - Conclusion


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    This articles have discussed the advantages and disadvantages of switching Access to MySQL. Whether or not to migrate your data solely depends on your own needs.

    References
  • MS Access - http://www.microsoft.com/access/%br%%br%
  • MySQL - http://www.mysql.com%br%%br%
  • Navicat -http://www.navicat.comAbout the Author

    Graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Informations Systems (4.0 GPA) in 1998. Background is mainly open source technology/MySQL related, some PHP for web stuff. I have worked as a Web developer the last 5 years with solid experience in building efficient website/application and using/managing MySQL database. Now, I decided on to freelance and pursue the development of my own web application.


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