In retrospect it is probably nicer to just roll my own converter since `MySQL` uses `snake case` instead of `title case` like `SQL Server`.

So, what I'm going to do is use a `PowerShell` script like so:

    $tables = "FirstTable", "SecondTable"
    function script {
        param(
            [System.String] $table
        )
        "set nocount on; select * from dbo."+$table
    }
    
    $tables |
    % {
       $path = "C:\Data\"+$_+".txt"
       $script = script $_
       sqlcmd -S MyServer -d MyDatabase -W -h -1 -E -Q $script -s `"`t`" -o $path
    }

This will export all the data from my `SQL Server` database and put them in files and then I will import those files into `MySQL`. Which I haven't quite figured out yet. I let the `MySQL Workbench` do the initial `CREATE TABLE` statements and used `Vim` to make everything snake case.