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Asked: 2026-06-18T23:43:45+00:00

I have successfully transferred some data from a remote MySQL database into our local

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I have successfully transferred some data from a remote MySQL database into our local SQL Server database.

I am now trying to send some data back to MySQL and hitting some issues. I’m using the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard. When I specify a query to send the data back to MySQL I get as far as the mapping stage and it will only let me create a new table called Query to pass the data to.

I cannot select an existing table from my MySQL database , it just shows Query or blank.

Does anyone know why the tables are not being displayed? I believe possible to do this basic task and populate or update an existing table.

I have previously used SqlYog for transferring data from SQL Server to MySQL but it only works one way.

I would like a solution for sending and retrieving data between MySQL and SQL Server.

Any help is appreciated, and if you know of any other tools I may benefit from please let me know.

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  1. Editorial Team

    The Import and Export Wizard generates (and optionally runs) an SSIS package. If the wizard breaks I would build the SSIS package manually, using BIDS (Visual Studio).

    Then (depending on the drivers you are using) you probably need either an OLE DB Destination or an ADO NET Destination within your Data Flow to deliver the data.

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