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Mar 18th, 2005 04:11
Ralf Heller, Bryce Holland,
There are two way that I know of. 1. Use Microsoft Access and make one ODBC connection to your ORACLE DB and a second one to your MySQL DB. Then you can drag & drop your data from one DB to the other. 2. Use a php script to Select the data in Oracle and then Insert it into your MySQL Database.