- Download LibreOffice.
- Use Base to open your access .mdb database
- Right click on the table, click copy.
- Open Calc, create a new spread sheet, control V to paste in data that is in memory from when you right clicked copy on the table in Base.
- Export your new spread sheet in CVS format (I left all the default options).
- Open your SQLite DB (I use the SQLite Manager Plugin for Firefox to Manage SQLite DBs).
- Import the CSV file (again I left all the defaults except I did click use the first row as a header).
- Once imported, you can tweak the headers. If the datatypes are slightly off, you might have to create a new table how you like it and then select into that table from the newly created imported table.
A Southwestern adventurer striking out into the badlands of the Midwest for fun, profit, and for a wife who wouldn't move back to the Southwest :)
Thursday, June 30, 2016
Importing Access Tables into Sqlite
There are numerous ways to do this, this is how I did it.
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