SQL Server Migration Assistant For Access

Nov 23, 2006

Microsoft is offering a tool that "Automates database migration from Access to SQL Server 2005."

The tool is downloadable from here (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=d842f8b4-c914-4ac7-b2f3-d25fff4e24fb&displaylang=en).

If this is what it sounds like, then it can be a very valuable tool. Has anyone used it? If so, what has your experience been like?

SHADOW

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Access Migration To SQL Server Issue

Nov 2, 2007

Good day dear experts,

I have a global question about the access migration to MSSQL serv , a lot of solution in google, but no clear anwers...
well just want to see your proposions: i'm now splitting between two ways,
to use ODBC linked table connection and MDB file as front. or use ADP file as a frontend and DAO as a SQL technology.
I have a new access database system without any data at the moment for real estate bussiness, about 15 tables, 4 forms, biggest one is abot 30 fields.
So it not seems to be a very big overload on queries. The problem is i allready developed the system on the access, and it seems to work fine, but when I tryed to move it on SQL throught ADP project, You know, i was kind of confused. :eek: and the idea of rewriting all the code i've made dissapoint me deeply ...

So, can't wait for your proposes, about this issue...
Is it ODBC or is it DAO ???
If it will be DAO afterall, may be you can give a link to the clear tutorial...
"How to modify code for ADP files."
beacaose i realy dont have much time to read a lot of prologs about the technologies and so on, i need to deal with this issue till next week !!! :(

Thnks a lot in advance...
Mike

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First post, so I hope I'm following the post-etiquette!

Anyway, I've just been employed by a company who still uses access 2.0 and lotus smartsuite.

Basically I'm gonna have to migrate a few of their backbone databases to access 2000+

I've managed to find the old Microsoft access 2.0 book in the company amazingly, which is a help.

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Hi all,

I am not sure if you already know about this. This is a freeware tool that would help in coding (VBA/VB/VB.NET).

May be it could help you in your day to day coding work. :rolleyes:

For further details - http://www.mztools.com

Following is what the website says about the tool
<<QUOTE>>

MZ-Tools will allow you to enjoy the following benefits during the development of your applications:

To write code faster: There are features that will allow you to insert exception handlers, snippets of code, etc. with a single mouse click, keyboard shortcut or expansion keyword, or to use assistants to create new procedures, message boxes, connection strings, etc.

To find code faster: With the enhanced Find feature of this add-in, all the results are shown in a hierarchical tree inside a dockable window that allows you to remove occurrences that are not of interest along with many other enhancements. Other features allow you to find all code locations that call a given procedure, to keep a list of favorite procedures, etc.

To design forms faster: There are features that will allow you to apply default properties to a control when it is added to a form, to set the TabIndex property of all the controls of a form with one click (or even none), etc.

To document your code faster: There are features that will allow you to insert headers (to a procedure, class or file) with a single mouse click or keyboard shortcut. These headers are customizable and allow the use of predefined variables (such as the procedure name) or user-defined variables. Furthermore, other features will generate documentation about your source code in XML and HTML formats.

To ensure the quality of your code and applications: There are features that can add line numbers for error handlers, code reviews that can detect dead code, review the TabIndex or access keys of your controls, review forbidden or mandatory text, etc. Even better, from version 4.0 for Visual Studio .NET you can write your own review operations with very little effort.

<<END QUOTE>>

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