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Hello,<br />
I recently built an Access 2007 database, and I would like to export the tables, so I may import them via phpMyAdmin. Any ideas on how to do this? Each export format I select does not seem to be correct, thus I receive an error and none of the data imports.<br />
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Is it possible to export my table into a .sql file?<br />
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I am somewhat computer illiterate, when it comes to complicated tasks as such, so the more detail the better chance I will understand your proposed solution.
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Hello,
I recently built an Access 2007 database, and I would like to export the tables, so I may import them via phpMyAdmin. Any ideas on how to do this? Each export format I select does not seem to be correct, thus I receive an error and none of the data imports.

Is it possible to export my table into a .sql file?

I am somewhat computer illiterate, when it comes to complicated tasks as such, so the more detail the better chance I will understand your proposed solution.

Export Access to SQL

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Microsoft Access

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