问题
I have seen tons of post on this, but I am not very familiar with the process and nothing has worked.
My basic problem is I am trying to get data from a Microsoft SQL database (Using Microsoft Management Studio 2008) to convert and use in a MySQL database (using MySQL Workbench)
I have tried to dump the .sql file but when I try to import into MySQL Workbench I get errors about it not being in the UTF-8 format. I tried several ways to get it to be that encoding (such as notepadd++ converting I saw suggested everywhere), but nothing seemed to work.
If I run it, I get this error:
ERROR: ASCII '\0' appeared in the statement, but this is not
allowed unless option --binary-mode is enabled and mysql is
run in non-interactive mode.
Again I looked up fixed for this, but could not get it.
I have tried a few options, just no success, so looking for some ideas or guidance with this area I do not have much experience in.
UPDATE: The problem now is that the sql file I export from Management Studio is not accepted as a valid query in Workbench.
For example the brackets are not accepted and such.
回答1:
I bet your encoding is not supported in MySQL WorkBench.
You can change the encoding when saving a .sql file.
- Select File|Save.sql As to invoke the save as dialog.
- Notice that the Save button on the lower right hand side has a drop down icon to indicate options.
- Select the drop down icon and choose the "Save with Encoding" context memu item.
- Select an encoding that works in MySQL Workbench.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40404076/microsoft-sql-db-to-mysql-db