gordy> You could probably use the mysqldump command with the proper
gordy> options to export the contents of your mysql database to an ASCII
gordy> text file that contains the SQL insert statements.
Not sure where the original post is. All I see is this reply.
In case the OP is lis
You could probably use the mysqldump command with the proper options to
export the contents of your mysql database to an ASCII text file that
contains the SQL insert statements. Then you could import that
information to a sqlite database file. You may have to massage the
export file if it contain
hi, i have a simple problem of opening an existing mysql database with
sqlite3.
Is it possible? (I have an instinct that it is), however i don';t know the
most easiest and straight forward approach to do so. Thanks for the help.
