I need some help upsizing from Access2007 to SQL Server 2005 Express
I need some URGENT HELP UPSIZING
If you have done this before and are confident, then please can you help me, This is critical and very very URGENT
I am on a dedicated server at RackSpace
When I try and upsize using the Wizard, it said that it cannot connect to the database, I get error number
I select Upsizing to create a new database
On the next screen, I select (local) database to upsize to
Username and password are already confirmed and the user exists and has been granted Admin priv to operate on the Database
The error I get is:
SQL State 01000
SQQL server state Error2
Connection failed
Error 08001 connection failed
Error 17
When I list the databases it gives me an error as above.
how do I upsize correctly, what steps am I missing
I have an Access 2000 Database which I am upsizing to SQL Server 2005 Express Edition. The Database has 29 tables and 60 stored queries. Each time I upsize to SQL Server the tables come in fine but non of the queries are imported.
All of the queries are very simple Select, Insert, Update and Delete Queries with nothing special in them.
I have tried using the upsizing wizard in Access 2003 and also the SQL Server 2005 Migration Assistant for Access.
Is there anything special I need to do in the migration assistant to ensure that the queries are imported as well.
I have sucessfully installed SQL Express, configured it for remote acess, created a working ODBC connection and can link tables from Access to SqlExpress. I am now trying to upsize an access database to SqlExpress. When I click "Use existing database" I get an Overflow error, no explanation is the wizard expecting like named tables with elements?
I have an Access 2003 application that uses a query to supply sorted data to a combobox on a form. This bit works fine.
I've upsized to SSE and have now got a few learning opportunities! Can anybody suggest how I can get the same functionality in the upsized/SSE version? Do I need a stored procedure or a view (or something else) to deliver sorted data? As you can tell, what I know about SQL Server wouldn't cover a postage stamp! Any recommendations for good books on the subject?
Hi Folks, I have an access 2007 data base for document control and it saves the received documents in a table in a attachment field type, I tried to upsize it to SQL Server 2005 but after upsizing realized that this field type is not supported by 2005 so I downloaded the SQL Express 2008 and installed it as it has this enhancement but Access 2007 doesn’t recognize the server for upsizing. I appreciate you help Thanks :beer:
Is it possible to upsize an Access 2003 database to SQL Server Express without actually installing Access 2003 on my server....I would prefer to not have to do that. Currently, I only have the Access mdb file on the server...it is the backend to my ASP application. Can I download and run the Upsizing Wizard on it's own?
Is it possible to upsize an Access 2003 database to SQL Server Express without actually installing Access 2003 on my server....I would prefer to not have to do that. Currently, I only have the Access mdb file on the server...it is the backend to my ASP application. Can I download and run the Upsizing Wizard on it's own?
I am upsizing a number of Access 2003 databases to SQL Server 2005 with Access Project front ends. Access Tables all upsize OK, some Queries upsize to SQL Views, some to SQL Functions and some get skipped completely. I have fixed up data type issues with Yes/No and Date/Time fields.
I would like all my Access Queries to be SQL Views. Some queries may have calculated fields and I suspect this is one of the issues. The only log in the report states 'Query "QueryName" failed to upsize'. Where should I start looking.
I have an Access DB with about 50 tables. When I run the upsize wizard all bur four tables import beautifully, data and all. Four of the tables fail with the message 'Table was skipped, or export failed'
When I try to IMPORT the data I get 100 or so messages like this one:
Warning 0x80047076: Data Flow Task: The output column "AssessPlanPHPID" (23) on output "OLE DB Source Output" (11) and component "Source - tblAssessPlan" (1) is not subsequently used in the Data Flow task. Removing this unused output column can increase Data Flow task performance. (SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)
And the import fails. Note that the upsize creates the tables just fine, it just won't import the data.
This is my first post ever so forgive me if this is too basic a question.
I have an Access 2000 database that I'm trying to make into a SQL 2005 Express database. Both databases are on the same machine (I've given up with the networking of this) and, after straightening out several problems I've ran into one I can't seem to fix.
Using the Upsizing Wizard in Access 2000 I try to connect to SQL 2005 Express but I keep getting this error: http://www.paulmauer.com/SQL%20connection%20error.doc
SInce both programs are on the same machine I don't understand what is happening. Any help would be appreciated.
By default, the Upsizing Wizard transfers all indexes as nonclustered indexes. You can modify the Upsizing Wizard to transfer the primary key index to a clustered index. To make this change, start Microsoft Access and open the upsizing wizard library database. For Microsoft Access 95, the filename is Wzcs.mda. For Microsoft Access 97, the filename is Wzcs97.mda. When the database is open, click the Modules tab and open the UT_ModUserConstants module. Search down to the UT_CLUSTERED constant. Change the default value from False to True.
<<< end quote Question: I am using ACCESS 2002 upsize wizard, I searched my computer for *.mda and could not find any wzcs*.mda. How do I set it so that it creates clustered-index instead of non-clustered-index?
I have four complex Access 97 Databases which I need to upsize to SQLServer 7. The first thing I did was convert them to Access2000 because I was told that the upsizing wizard wal great. When I ran the wizard the report said that the queries couldn't be upsized because they had criteria which referred to a textbox on a form and that SQLServer couldn't handle this. When I remove the criteria, the queries seem to upsize very nicely. Dows anyone have a way to get the criteria information from the form to the query without having to do a major rewrite of database?
I'm quite new to MS SQL and I don't really have a clue in what I am doing. I set up an evaluation of SQL 2005 to help me create a DB locally for testing an development.
I would continue to use Access, but the db is quite large and has 18 tables with lots of relationships. It also has anywhere from 20 to 50 concurrent users at one time, so therfore I am getting a lot of "Too Many Client Tasks" errors.
I tried using the Upsizing Wizard from access, but everytime I try to create a new DB in SQL, I get an error saying "Overflow". Thats it, no more, no less. If it said more I could possibly troubleshoot, but I have no idea what this means. Has anyone encountered this issue before? Does someone know where I can go to get help? I'm lost, so any help will be much appreciated.
We have a document tracking application at my company which is extremely slow to load up and causes delays when staff log into their machines. This is because its launched from the login script. The application has an Access DB as the backend and is getting quite full which is why I think the performance is so poor.
My question is, can I upsize the DB to SQL server and link the tables into Access to improve performance?
I wasn't sure if this would make that much of a difference.
I keep getting the warning I don't have administrative privilege but I'm the only user on the computer and have verified in vb that I am the administrator.
I was just wondering if there were any problems or defects when upsizing a db from access to sql server..........i've been using access for awhile, but new to sql server and prefer the initial creating of a db to be done in access
Hi i am upsizing a db from access to msde. I provide it a username and password. But when i try to connect to the db in Visual Studio i get this error "Login failed for user 'user': Reason. not assocaited with a trusted SQL Server Connection"Thanks
I have inherited some 4 SQL servers running 6.5 and 7.0
Some of the servers have MS Access Installed and some have an "upsizing to SQL Server" wizard under the MS Access TOOLS/Add-Ins/.
Some do not. I need to locate where this utility comes from. I think it must come from the 6.5 or 7.0 SQL Server Install CD.
Does anyone know for sure?
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We need to upsize serveral MS Access DB's to SQL Server. Herefor we use the standard upsize wizard from MS. However, this tool does not convert all query's and functions. Expample. An standard query with an inner join will nog be upsized because access uses an different SQL statement order.
Does anybody knows a good tool with wich we can easier upsize the DB's
I just built a site and found out that the hosting company does not support MS Access, but does support MS SQL ODBC.
I have never used MS SQL, nor know how it works.
I followed the directions to upside my MS ACCESS DB to MS SQL DB and I am waiting on a login and password from the hosting company.
Do I have to have MS SQL software on my computer for it work? Do I need to keep my computer online in order for my site pages to connection with the MS SQL DB?
I just don't get how it works.
I am very new at this and I am trying to understand the fundamentals of how it all works.
I am not sure if this is appropriate forum to ask but I have the folowing problem: My client has MS Access database with about 116 tables in it. They need to transfer all tables to MS SQL server and keep application in working mode :) so far so good. I decided to use MS Access Upsizing wizard to do the job and this is the reason I am writing now... when the wizards proceeds (I am moving to SQL 2005) about 50/116 tables it just stops without warning or error in report... The only error I got is that some tables has no unique index and they cannot be updattable.
I am upsizing an Access 2003 database to SQL 2005 (SP2) I frequently use the criteria forms![formname].[fieldname] in Access queries to open reports or forms in Access but cannot find an SQL equivalent. Can anyone please point me in the right direction?
We are moving from Access 2003 to a hosted SQL Server (2005). In the process of uploading the data, we overloaded the log files, to the point we can't do anything additional. Questions:
1) is there a way to turn off the log file when uploading the info? and then turn it back on once all data is in place?
2) is there a way to delete the existing log file? From my research, it looks like command for Vers 7 was "BACKUP LOG <dbname> WITH NO_LOG". But I can't find reference to this in the on-line books.
Hi, I want to upsize a db from Access to SQL Server. I have a version of Access 2000 that has not got the Upsizing Wizard add-in loaded, and can't find the install disc. Does anyone know if it is downloadable, and if so, from where?
How do you free up locks when there are not enough locks available to perform a large write of records to a table from Access97. I have tried using the Access97 Upsizing wizard, appending data from Access97 to the SQL Server, and Importing from the SQL Server end.
Approx. number of records is 1 million.
Error code is 1204, "SQL Server has run out of LOCKS".
But when we increase the number of locks, we get another error message which says this is using up too much memory.
Hello, I have a question about an error I am getting when upsizing my Access Database back end to SQL Server 7.0. My server has the following configuration:
Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Service Pack 3 SQL Server 7.0, Service Pack 4, OLAP Services Service Pack 3 Microsoft Office 2000, Service Pack 2
When I attempt to upsize my database, the first four tables are upsized successfully, but the fifth table has the following error in a window that pops up called "Errors from Server":
SQL that Caused Error(s): UT_CopyData
Error(s): Server Error 0: Timeout Expired
The table that is having the error is very large, with 240,972 records. I have tried to perform the upsizing after cutting the size of the table down to only 20,000 records, and the error does not occur. I would like to know if there is a timeout parameter in SQL Server 7.0 that I can configure that would keep this timeout error from occuring while upsizing my database with the full table of 240,972 records. I have already tried setting "remote login timeout" = 0 and "resource timeout" = 100000, but neither of these has helped. Thank you very much for any advice you can provide me!
I am using the Upsizing Wizard to create a copy of an Access database as a SQL Server database. The original .mdb is 14 mb. The resulting MSSQL database is 72 MB. Why the huge increase in size?
I've created a number of very large databases in Ms Access that I would like to upsize to SQL Server Express. I changed the default data directory location to point to a separate drive with over 400GB of free space on my home pc. However, everytime I try to upsize or link databases using the MS Access Upsizing Wizard the data is saved in the Data directory on my current hard drive and is not saved in the default location I specified. If I create a new database in SQL Express it is saved to the new location. Any ideas on how to force upsizing or uplinked data to go to the new default data location?
Hi there,I'm trying to come up with a definitive list of ACcess data types thatcause a problem when upsizing to SQL Server.On the last occasion that I upsizzed, SQL Server had an issue withsmallDatetime and with Autonumbers.I changed the smalldatetime to be datetime in access and that cured thatproblem.With the Autonumbers, I set them to be of type integer with identity setto yesI was wondering if anyone could tell me other access data types thatcause problems and also what their sql server match should be?M3ckon*** Sent via Devdex http://www.devdex.com ***Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it!
I was wondering if anyone might be able to help me here. I'm very new to SQL server and has been asked to convert microsoft access database .MDB to SQL server. In another word, i'd like to migrate access to SQL Server. It's not a huge database. The size of it is roughly 6MB. The reason for migration is simply because our clients don't have microsoft office running on their system. They use SQL Server. This's a new challenge to me as i'm more comfortable with using Access now.
I have been searching and studying it thru the online tutorial about what it's and what it does. I have also downloaded and installed the SQL Server 2005 Express edition because it has GUI Interface and it does have the ability to produce reports like Access does. Now my question is how do i start because when i created the database i didn't think of any client/server application? so if i want to run the Access, i just double click it and start using it. how do i migrate it to SQL Server for a testing sake?
I have SQL Server 2005 Express running and I am creating a database through access (Access 2003 SP2) and no problem it creates the database...
But when I try to create other objects like views and database diagrams, I get the message below which is quite detailed but I just don't know where to get the service packs or updates needed to have this problem solved. Can anyone point out what the problem and the fixes are?
Here is the message that I get:
"This version of MS Office Access doesn't support design changes with the version of MS SQL Server your access project is connected to. See MS Office Update Website for the latest information and downloads (on the Help menu, click Office on the Web). YOur design changes will not be saved.
You have connected to a version of SQL server later than SQL Server 2000. This version of Visual Studio or Access that you are using was released before teh version of SQL Server to which you are connected. For this reason you might encounter problems.
Please check with MS to see if there is a service pack that you should apply to Visual Studio or Office in order to get support for the version of SQL Server to which you are connected.
You can continue but any new object types might not be enumerated, and it will not be possible to save any objects or database diagrams thatyou create using the Visual Database Tools."
