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Hi there,
i have a forum that uses php and mySQL. I have done a backup of the database which saves as a .sql file. I need to transfer my forum to a server running SQL Server 2000, but the backup file will not restore the database for me. I presume that i will need to convert the data in some way - but how and with what?? any help appreciated |
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Use DTS to copy data, and rebuild the database structure manually.
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