MSSQL to MySQL 64-Bit

MSSQL to MySQL

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Version: 6.3 Category: Internet|Servers|Database Utils Developer: Intelligent Converters Size: 14 Mb

What is new: Support for SQL Azure

Features: All versions of MS SQL starting from 7.0 are supported All versions of Unix and Windows MySQL are supported Special approach for Virtual Server users Option to merge MS SQL data into an existing MySQL database Option to export MS SQL data into MySQL dump file Option to customize field mapping (modify name, type, default values for every column) Option to convert partial data using SELECT-queries Option to convert individual tables Option to synchronize MySQL database with MS SQL data Converts indexes with all necessary attributes Converts foreign keys Converts MS SQL views into MySQL Command line support Stores conversion settings into profile Support for multibyte character sets Quick Launch Easy-to-use wizard-style interface

Requires: At least 32 MB RAM MS SQL environment (server or client components of MS SQL must be installed on the same machine where you run MSSQL-to-MySQL from) Necessary privileges to write into the destination database

Review: MSSQL to MySQL is a program with a pretty self-explanatory name - it allows you to move MS SQL databases to the MySQL server. It can be seamlessly used. The interface of the application is based on a wizard, so you simply need to follow some steps to carry on with a task. Upon deployment, you can select the conversion mode between moving the items to the MySQL server directly, and storing them into a dump file. Once you specify the MS SQL server, you can connect to it by using either Windows or SQL Server authentication. Once you select the source and destination database names, you can proceed with the conversion procedure. MSSQL to MySQL is able to process views, indexes or just the table definitions. The simple-to-use program runs on a very low quantity of CPU and system memory, so it should not interfere with the runtime of other active processes. It has a good response time and rapidly finishes a conversion job, without making the operating system hang, crash or pop up error dialogs; we have not come across any difficulties throughout our testing. Aside from the fact that MSSQL to MySQL has not been updated for a very long time, it delivers a quick solution to users who are looking to move MS SQL databases to the MySQL server.