Part V. MySQL Migration Toolkit

Table of Contents

25. Introduction to the MySQL Migration Toolkit
26. An Overview of the Migration Process
27. The Migration Process In-Depth
27.1. Introduction
27.2. The Welcome Screen
27.3. The Configuration Type Screen
27.4. The Source Database Screen
27.4.1. Microsoft Access
27.4.2. Microsoft SQL Server
27.4.3. Oracle
27.4.4. MySQL
27.4.5. Saving Connection Information
27.5. The Target Database Screen
27.6. The Connect to Server Screen
27.7. The Source Schema Selection Screen
27.8. The Reverse Engineering Screen
27.9. The Object Type Selection Screen
27.9.1. Migrating a Sub-Set of Object Types
27.10. The Object Mapping Screen
27.10.1. GRT Object
27.10.2. Table Objects
27.11. The Meta Migration Screen
27.12. The Manual Editing Screen
27.13. The Object Creation Options Screen
27.14. The Creating Objects Screen
27.15. The Data Mapping Options Screen
27.16. The Bulk Data Transfer Screen
27.17. The Summary Screen
27.18. Saving the Current Application State
28. Scripted Migration
28.1. The Steps for Scripted Migration
28.2. Setting the Source and Target Connection
28.3. Reverse Engineering
28.4. Migration Methods
28.5. Map Objects and Migrate
28.6. The SQL Create Statements
28.7. Bulk Data Transfer
29. Extending The MySQL Migration Toolkit
29.1. Introduction
29.2. Architecture of the MySQL Migration Toolkit
29.3. The Modular Migration Process
29.4. Tools Required to Extend the MySQL Migration Toolkit
30. Preparing a Microsoft Access Database for Migration
31. The Generic Runtime Environment (GRT) Shell
31.1. Introduction
31.2. Exploring the GRT Shell
31.2.1. Menu Items
31.2.2. The Shell
31.2.3. The Globals Tree Panel
31.3. Using the GRT Shell
31.4. Invoking the GRT Shell From the Command Line