Periodical Import Of Access Db Into SQL Server 2000

Hi,

One of my clients has the following situation. They use Access DB for
data update etc. some business functions while they also want to view
the Access data quickly and more efficiently in SQL Server 2000. Huge
Access db with over 100 user tables, over 60 MB data.

The DTS package that comes with SQL Server 2000 seems pretty "messy"
in the sense that it assumes that one needs to do one time import only
or accurately it does not seem to address periodical import well, like
in this case, we need to fresh the Access data in the SQL Server
import daily. And I don't see DTS package (saved or new) has an
option, that would allow one to delete existing destination data
first, that is what we want for all freshes. For the saved package,
the design screen is too busy, maybe, here one of the icon(function)
provides what we need, however, I don't it's globaly applicable, I
mean, the whole database vs. a particular table.

So, what do you think of the following strategy?

1) Create/save the Access import DTS process;
2) Create a sql script that would check and drop the destination
database, and
recreate the same new destionation database;

The schedule the sql script a minute or two before the scheduled
runtime of
the saved DTS package.

Does this approach make some sense or do you have a better idea? Now,
a new
question arises here, would this task of frequent drop and creation of
a reasonably large database contribute to disk fragmentation, which
would slow down data retrieval among others.

Thanks.