mysql to sql server migration

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What are the changes i needed to apply in my php code after migrating database from mysql to sql server 2000. please help..

Posted 25-Dec-13 19:25pm

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Agree with solution 1. Main things are provider/driver, connection string, Installations, etc., Before moving things to production, make sure things are perfect in test server.

Check these for more details
Accessing SQL Server Databases with PHP[^]
Migrating MySQL to Microsoft SQL Server 2000[^]
Installing MSSQL for PHP[^]
Get Started with PHP on Windows with SQL Server Express[^]

Posted 25-Dec-13 20:41pm

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My 5+, because Solution 1 + Solution 2 = Complete Solution.

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-25T19:57:00

Mostly you need to take care of Database Connections, Execution, Retrieval of data and of course the queries.

1. Migrating a PHP Application using MySQL to SQL Server running PHP on IIS[^]
2. Converting MySQL Queries to MS SQL Server Queries[^]

Posted 25-Dec-13 19:57pm

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thatraja 26-Dec-13 2:42am

5!

Thanks a lot thatraja ... :)