Convert MySQL to Access

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Database migration steps
MySQL to Access

Source database is known as MySQL, MyISAM, InnoDB. (related files: frm, myd, myi).

Target database is known as Access, Microsoft Access, MS Access. (related files: mdb, accdb)

When we start Full Convert, you will notice a welcome panel with links for common tasks. Let's start a new project.

1) Connect to your source database
2) Connect to your target database
3) Optional: Choose which tables you want to convert
4) Start the conversion

Connect to MySQL

List on the left shows all the databases which can be filled with your source database data. Select the one you need and fill-in required parameters.

We will choose MySQL from the source database engines list. As our MySQL server is on the local machine and we have full privileges, we will simply choose a database from the dropdown menu.

Connect to Access

List on the left shows all the databases which can be filled with your source database data. Select the one you need and fill-in required parameters.

We will choose Access database from the list of available source database formats and fill in connection properties. You can simply click ellipsis (...) button to select MDB or ACCDB database file. It depends on the version of your database. Access 2007 databases are contained in ACCDB files, while earlier versions are contained in MDB files.

If your Access database is protected, fill-in your password as well.

In case you use Access workgroups and security, you will need to also find your system database and specify username/password for it.