Re: Convert SQL Server create script to MySQL create script
Hey George,
I'm not sure I have the ideal solution for you but what *I* would do is set up a local SQL server (I think you are talking about MS SQL server, right?), import that script there and do a normal migration to a local MySQL server installation. MS offers a free light version of their SQL server. This should probably be enough to setup a database from the script.
Mike
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Re: Convert SQL Server create script to MySQL create script
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