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I'm currently using sqlite3 in my django app, but now that I'm moving to production, I thought it would be better to move it to mysql. I have a database file 9around 10 mb in size), and i want to copy all this data in the mysql db I created on prod. Here is a possible way to do that (using content types), but this method doesnt copy data for manytomany fields.

Is there a way I can safely copy all my data from sqlite3 to mysql db? Thanks.

user_2000
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Here are the list of converters to help you migrate from Sqllist3 to mysql:

http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=ConverterTools

Juned Ahsan
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