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Updated Tool for Converting MS Excel to MySQL

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Mar 13, 2010

Drpudatabase.com, a product related website and leading provider of easy to use, cost effective database conversion applications, has released an updated version of the tool to convert MS Excel to MySQL database. This tool, which works on all major versions of MySQL and Excel:

Accurately converts entire or selected portions of MS Excel records without altering source database files
Will not change the default value of spreadsheets
Allows users to create any number of table from a spreadsheet
Saves the converted database at a user specified location

DatabaseJournal.com Staff

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