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MyDbConverter 3.0 has
many new features as well as other enhancements to the
existing features from previous version. The most important
new features included in MyDbConverter 3.0 are listed
below:
- Support for scheduling of conversion
tasks to be performed automatically:
Upon
the request of many clients, MyDbConverter 3.0 is now
supporting the ability of scheduling the conversion
process, either from Access to MySQL or MySQL to Access,
to be performed every certain period of time. .
MyDbConverter 3.0 support selecting only some fields to
convert for each selected table, this
gives you more control on the conversion process.
This
new feature enables you to rename Access on the Target
MySQL database, e.g. Convert the "Customers" table into
"Clients". This feature is supported only when
converting from Access to MySQL.
This
new feature let MyDbConverter automatically converts
all of your NULL values in the source database records
to "Zero" for numeric fields such as Integer, long and
double fields. Or to convert NULL values into an empty
string "" for string fields such as "Text" and "Memo"
fields
This
new feature enables you to control how MyDbConverter
should handle "DateTime" fields for each table. You can
choose to convert "DateTime" fields in each of your
selected tables list to "DateTime", "Date", "Time" or
"Year" in the target MySQL database. This feature is
supported only when converting from Access to MySQL.
MyDbConverter now gives you the ability to control the
conversion of Access Indexes to MySQL, you can choose
whether to convert Access Indexes to your target MySQL
database or not.
MyDbConverter now gives you the ability to control the
conversion of MySql auto increment fields to Access ,
you can choose whether to convert MySql Auto Increment
fields to your target Access database as Auto number
Fields or as number fields
MyDbConverter 3.0 gives you the ability to change all
field names case for each selected table to UPPER ,
lower or Capitalize case. Or you can leave it as it is
"None". This feature is supported only when converting
from Access to MySQL.
Now
you can control the type of converted MySQL tables. you
can choose from "MyISAM", "InnoDB", "ISAM", "HEAP", "BDB"
table types.
Fixed Bugs:
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ReplicationID
fields are supported now, MyDbConverter will convert
them into "VARCHAR" fields.
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Random
AutoNumbers are now supported
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