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    Default what is the best way to convert access mdb file to sqlite database?

    Hi,
    I am trying to convert access *.mdb file to sqlite database so i used the following technique
    1- read the tables that are exist in the access file
    2- create those tables in the sqlite file using sql query(i.e. CREATE TABLE ....)
    3- reading the data from the table in the access database using SQL query (SELECT * from table)
    4- writing these data to sqlite table record by record using the SQL query(INSERT INTO table)

    what i am facing here is the speed of the conversion, it takes a long time.
    is there a better way?

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    Default Re: what is the best way to convert access mdb file to sqlite database?

    Google for "export mdb to sql".
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