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132ĭatabase Password Enter the password for the database if any. Click the Security button for more settings: System Database File Locate the system security file of the Access file, e.g. database password and user level security in your access file, you are required to input the necessary information. Access If there is security settings, i.e. Excel Sheets will be shown in the Tables list. Note: You can select more than one file to import. The file extension in the Import from text box changes according to the selected import type in the first step. Choose Source File Browse the source file name. Note: The Excel file format is according to the Microsoft Office version installed in your computer. Choose File Format Select one of the available import types for the source file. Otherwise, it will import the file to a new table/collection. If an existing table/collection is highlighted, Navicat will import the file to the highlighted table/collection. Navicat will pop up the Import Wizard window automatically. Hint: You can drag a supported file to the Table/Collection's Objects tab or a database/schema in the Navigation pane. Note: Navicat Essentials edition only supports to import text-based files, such as TXT, CSV, XML and JSON. To open the Import Wizard window, click Import Wizard from the object toolbar. You can save your settings as a profile for future use or setting automation tasks. Import Wizard About Import Wizard Import Wizard allows you to import data to tables/collections from CSV, TXT, XML, DBF and more. With those tools, you can migrate your data between different servers, databases and formats easily. 131Ĭhapter 10 - Data Migration Tools About Data Migration Tools Navicat provides a number of powerful tools for working with data, including Import Wizard, Export Wizard, Data Transfer, Data Synchronization, Structure Synchronization, Dump SQL File and Execute SQL File.

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The Log pane displays the message log when debugging the code and the results after the function has completed the execution. The Parameters pane displays the inputted parameters. Click on a value in the Value column to edit.

The Local Variables pane displays all local variables and their values. To jump to the line of a breakpoint, right-click it and select Goto Function.

You can delete a breakpoint or all breakpoints, right-click a breakpoint and select Remove Breakpoint or Remove All Breakpoints. The Breakpoints pane displays all the breakpoints. The Call Stack pane displays a list of functions as they are called. You can add/remove breakpoints for debugging by clicking in the grey area beside each statement. The Code pane shows the code of the function. The execution will stop and cannot resume it.