Oh it's easy. Select database, export, select table, select csv, check
save as file, go. I'm using an older version but I'd bet it hasn't
changed much. You'll figure it out.
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Alf Stockton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: MySQL export to csv
Dwight E Chadbourne wrote:
> If there's only a couple of tables you could just export to CSV per
table
> (phpmyadmin makes this easy). Simple for the Access user to import.
Great. In fact there is only one table but I cannot see where in
phpmyadmin the export is done......?
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