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Ms Access To Open Office Base

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Hi everyone,

been through some of the forums on the internet. mostly Open Office forums etc. Its probably the most asked question on OOO Base but I still can't figure it out.

How do I get all my data from my MS Access (2000 version) to the OPen Office Base?

Most of the threads on some forums etc turn into something really complex. Its really a very simple database with 6 tables, a couple queries and a couple reports. I could create a whole new database on Base but i have about 100 plus k of records i would like to integrate to this. Its data from 2003. 6 years of solid useful data.

I would like to move to Ubuntu totally and this seems to be my only major problem.

Can someone help me do it here?

TB..

I just did it the otherway around and the only way I could get it out of Ubuntu to windows was to convert the db to a .csv file and import the csv file into our new CRM app. It took a while to import but better than rekeying it and if your app is any good it should have the ability to map the csv you are importing.

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Tariq786, did look at that thread but its a bit too old. Not sure how that applies to the latest version 3 years later.

Joncl, I really need to do it the other way round.

I did manage to get a txt file of each table out of MS Access. Not sure how to import into OOO though.

Mods: Is it possible to move this into the main forum cause not much exposure here in the Linux forum. THanks.

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