To begin, select the database type. Next, you’ll need to type in the ODBC alias for the source and destination databases. Once those are typed, click “Open” for each one. When opened successfully, you will see a message in the “Messages” area, and the “Go” button will be enabled.
If you want to clear data from the destination tables, click the “Delete from destination tables.” THIS IS NOT REVERSIBLE!
When you’re ready to do the transfer, click Go! As the transfer progresses, you will see information as to how many rows have been transferred for each table as well as the “Post rate” which gives you and idea of how many rows per second are being transferred.
Any errors encountered will be noted in the “Messages” section. When the transfer is complete, there will also be a summary giving the number of total errors
Download “mygrator.sfx.exe” below.
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mygrator.sfx.exe
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