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MySQL Workbench :: 10 Database Migration Wizard :: 10.7 Using the MySQL Workbench Migration Wizard :: 10.7.3 Reverse Engineering

« 10.7.2 Schemata Retrieval and Selection

10.7.4 Object Selection »

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10.7 Using the MySQL Workbench Migration Wizard
10.7.1 Connecting to the databases
10.7.2 Schemata Retrieval and Selection
10.7.3 Reverse Engineering
10.7.4 Object Selection
10.7.5 Migration
10.7.6 Manual Editing
10.7.7 Target Creation Options
10.7.8 Schema Creation
10.7.9 Create Target Results
10.7.10 Data Migration Setup
10.7.11 Bulk Data Transfer
10.7.12 Migration Report

10.7.3. Reverse Engineering

This is an automated step, where the actions include: Connect to the source DBMS, Reverse engineer the selected schemata, and perform post-processing if needed.

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