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Old 11-26-2004, 02:07 PM   #1
lousueyesh
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Mysql with automatic import scheduling feature needed

Hi,

I wonder if anyone knows which mysql gui frontend product in the market today has the following features:

(1) Not very expensive ($50 to $300.00)
(2) Can be scheduled to automatically import data from MS SQL server or MS SQL Access.
(3) (Optional) If available only, can be scheduled to import from flat files.

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