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access2couch
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A command-line utility for Windows, that pushes a MS Access database to a CouchDB instance.
A command-line utility for Windows, that pushes a MS Access database to a CouchDB instance. Written in Node.js
This tool uses a little script written in JScript simply to convert a MS access database to CSV (using ODBC), which is then used by Node to build the JSON.
Download and install the Windows version of node which can be found on nodejs.org
Then download this project and navigate to it using cmd
> cd path_to_this_project
run npm install -g
Before you run the command, remember that your database will be wiped cleaned everytime. Simply run
Usage: access2couch [MSAccess file-path] [tables...] [couch]
Example: access2couch forests.mdb Forests Trees http://:@yourcouch.com/dbname
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A command-line utility for Windows, that pushes a MS Access database to a CouchDB instance.
The npm package access2couch receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, access2couch popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that access2couch demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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