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23.1.11.3 How to Import or Link MySQL Database Tables to Access?
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You cannot export a table or query to MySQL database unless you have
installed the MyODBC.
*To import or link a table or tables from MySQL to Access, follow the
instructions:*
1. Open a database, or switch to the Database window for the open
database.
2. To import tables, on the `File' menu, point to `Get External
Data', and then click `Import'. To link tables, on the File menu,
point to `Get External Data', and then click `Link Tables'.
3. In the `Import' (or `Link') dialog box, in the Files Of Type box,
select `ODBC Databases ()'. The Select Data Source dialog box
lists the defined data sources The Select Data Source dialog box
is displayed; it lists the defined data sources for any ODBC
drivers installed on your computer. Click either the File Data
Source or Machine Data Source tab, and then double-click the
MyODBC or MyODBC 3.51 data source that you want to export to. To
define a new data source for the MyODBC or MyODBC 3.51 driver,
please dsn-on-windows.
4. If the ODBC data source that you selected requires you to log on,
enter your login ID and password (additional information might
also be required), and then click `OK'.
5. Microsoft Access connects to the MySQL server through `ODBC data
source ' and displays the list of tables that you can `import' or
`link'.
6. Click each table that you want to `import' or `link', and then
click `OK'. If you're linking a table and it doesn't have an index
that uniquely identifies each record, Microsoft Access displays a
list of the fields in the linked table. Click a field or a
combination of fields that uniquely identifies each record, and
then click `OK'.
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