It's specifically about MS SQL Server, but
1. IT shouldn't be hard to adapt this to MySQL
2. You could go to a MS SQL Express server and then use tools for MSSQL to MySQL, which surely exist.
I would say it's also not hard to create an SQL script from a VFP database that mimmicks what MySQL Dump does by creating an SQL script that has section of DDL commands (CREATE DATABASE, CREATE TABLEs, etc) and then lots of Insert statements. Though output of CSV for input into empty tables might be more to the point. That's why MySLDump isn't actually the most effective migration tool.
I think you could also turn it around and look for import tools in the MySQL Workbench. Via ODBC it could connect to a VFP DBC or directory of free DBFs. I haven't worked with MySQL for a long time, but indeed there is tooling I used to migrate from one to another MySQL server via the Workbench.
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