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Old June 8th, 2004, 09:34 AM
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Hi guy,
I need to be helped...I'm trying to get the data from Access to put in SQL Server but I have problem everytime.
Anybody know how can I do to resolve this problem.
I'm waiting your information!!!!
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<<but I have problem everytime.>>

What problem??


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moving data from Access to Sql Server
I have to move the data from access database to Sql Server.
I tried to use the Access tool upsize to Sql Server but it's not right. This one allows me a link between Access and Sql Server but I need to move all data in Access to Sql Server.
I have already prepared the tables in Sql.
Do you now what instrument I have to use??
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Old June 9th, 2004, 01:43 AM
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Hi,

I'm not very familiar with the tools that come with Access or SQL Server...

What I do know, is that in our development tool for - amongst others - SQL Server, there's a DataPump tool that can transfer the data for you. You might want to give it a try - download a trial at www.upscene.com and go for Database Workbench.

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