On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, Michael Yuan wrote:
>
> Thanks for the replies. Yes, I know there are ways to work around. I am
> using strings "true" and "false" currently (I do not care too much about
> memory :). But my major concern was that when I transfer a database with
> boolean type support to MySQL (like, a database entered by a secretry in
> ms access), what would happen to those boolean column?
>
This question doesn't make any sense - you can't use access tables in
mysql or any other database, for that matter. 1) Create a table schema in
mysql which matches the structure of the access table 2) Export the access
table data to a file 3) Import the data from the file to the mysql table
you just created.
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