Subject | Re: [IBO] IB Data Pump and MS Access |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2004-08-28T04:54:04Z |
At 05:30 PM 27/08/2004 +0000, you wrote:
data as fixed-length text records, you can hitch it to an external
table. Then you can use the datapump.
Other alternatives:
If you can export the Access tables in .CSV format, another alternative is
to use TIB_Import to acquire the .CSV data as a raw native table and use
that as the source for TIB_Datapump. It's not useful if you have blob
data, though.
Alternatively, use Delphi's BDE datapump to create your raw table as an
InterBase table; then use that table as the source.
Helen
>1. Will IB Datapump allow transfer of data from an Access databaseNot directly: it's native-to-native. But, if you can output the Access
>to Firebird?
data as fixed-length text records, you can hitch it to an external
table. Then you can use the datapump.
>2. If so, can field values be manipulated in the transfer? Example,Yes. You do very fine-grained source-to-dest mapping.
>can Access fields that contain words such as "TRUE" or "FALSE" be
>mapped to smallint 1 or 0 before inserting into the Firebird field?
Other alternatives:
If you can export the Access tables in .CSV format, another alternative is
to use TIB_Import to acquire the .CSV data as a raw native table and use
that as the source for TIB_Datapump. It's not useful if you have blob
data, though.
Alternatively, use Delphi's BDE datapump to create your raw table as an
InterBase table; then use that table as the source.
Helen