What matters most here is what the table structure and existing data in the
databases. If you have tables with the same name but different data, you
are going to have a lot of trouble merging all the data into one database.
Trying to figure out what version of data to keep will be difficult.
You can try experimenting with ODBC data sources (in Control Panel |
Administrative Tools) and create ODBC entries for all the data sources, then
an application or Enterprise (Security | Linked Servers | Add your odbc
sources).
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[quoted text, click to view] "Carey Cole" <ccole@dpsciences.com> wrote in message
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> I have several different databases, including a single
> Thorough-Bred database, an old My SQL and a new My SQL
> database.
>
> My question is this, can I merge all these into one single
> database or is there a way to front all five data bases
> with some type of gateway that somehow downloads every new
> entry automatically to each of the old data bases.
>
> Which would be better and how can it be accomplished.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> CC