Easily convert a Microsoft Access database into a MySQL file (no coding!)

This tutorial might be what you need to convert a Microsoft Access database into a MySQL file to import later on as a MySQL database.
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Note that it will only import tables and data. No forms, queries or reports will be imported.
Stay tuned for the next video where I'll tell you how to understand MySQL data fields.

Software links:

Access to MySQL converter (free)

MySQL ODBC driver 32bit (needed for bullzip)

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