Some notes writing TSQL so that conversion is as painless as possible:
- table aliasses are case sensitive
- comments ("--") only work if there is a space after the dashes
- Use Cast() instead of Convert(). MYSQL does have a Convert function, but the syntax is different. Also, the names of the data types you can convert to are different
When converting your code:
- Datepart() does not work so change to Date_Format() instead. link
- Dateadd() does not work so change to Date_Add() or Interval instead. link
- All statements should be ended with a ";"
- DateDiff is available in MYSQL but has different parameters. link
- Cast() works in MYSQL but the type names differ. link
Be sure to run a find replace on the following:
- "dbo." replaced with "MYSQLSchemaName."
- ISNULL replaced with IFNULL
- "[" replaced with "`"
- and "]" replaced with "`"