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Database:Microsoft SQL server:Import: How convert Microsoft Access database to Microsoft SQL server?
Mar 25th, 2005 10:37
Knud van Eeden,
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--- Knud van Eeden --- 14 December 2003 - 11:41 pm -------------------
Database:Microsoft SQL server:Import: How convert Microsoft Access
database to Microsoft SQL server?
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Steps: Overview:
1. -Open the program 'Microsoft SQL server Enterprise manager'
in your Microsoft SQL server directory
2. -Select the database group in which you want to import
in the left pane
(so you have earlier created this database group) in the left pane
e.g.
'Microsoft SQL Servers'->'SQL Server Group'->'(local) (Windows
NT)'->'Databases'
3. -select from menu option 'Action'
1. -select from list 'All tasks'
1. -select from list 'Import Data...'
4. -This will start the database conversion wizard
1. -Click button 'Next'
2. -Choose a 'Data Source'
1. -Select 'Microsoft Access'
from list 'Data Source'
(you should choose the entry
with the 'yellow key' icon,
and thus not a driver)
2. -Choose a file name
1. Browse by clicking on '...'
1. Select a file on your computer
or network
(thus with extension .mdb)
e.g.
H:\pdrive\radius\WinRadius.mdb
3. -Click button 'Next'
1. Possibly create a new database name in Microsoft SQL Server
in which to store that Microsoft Access database
1. -Select from list '<New>'
in the field 'Database'
1. Type a name
e.g.
mydatabasename
2. -Click button 'OK'
3. -Click button 'Next'
4. -Click button 'Next'
5. -Enable checkboxes of tables you want to convert
1. -Possibly select the correct order if foreign keys
6. -Click button 'Next'
7. -Click button 'Next'
8. -Click button 'Finish'
9. -You should then see a message box showing:
'Successfully copied ... tables from Microsoft Access to
Microsoft SQL Server'
5. -Possibly restart 'Microsoft SQL server Enterprise manager'
to see the converted database
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