1. Link these tables into your MSAccess database and create append queries
to append the information to the new SQLServer tables. or
2. Export your data as ascii text and use the BCP utility to load into
SQLServer.
Terence <tre...@pl.jaring.my> wrote in article
<6g5i98$k...@news2.jaring.my>...
> Hi there ,
>
> Anyone have tried converting MS Access database to SQL server Database ?
All
> my OCBC intranet connection are done through MS Access . However , we
have
> currently shifted to SQL server . Can some tell me how to do this ?
>
> Thank you so much ,
>
> Regards ,
> Terence
>
>
>
Rgds
Lianne
asdf wrote in message <01bd6010$91436be0$89ca06d0@KGBHome95>...
> Hi there ,
>
> Anyone have tried converting MS Access database to SQL server Database ? All
> my OCBC intranet connection are done through MS Access . However , we have
> currently shifted to SQL server . Can some tell me how to do this ?
Try the upsizing tools from the MS web page.
Bernd
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MS has free Access->SQL Server upsizing tools on it's website/
Neil Pike MVP/MCSE
Protech Computing Ltd