So far the easiest way I can think of is to pre-modify the access tables
before I do an import. This is working - however now I'm looking for a way
for the sql server manager interface to remember all the table imports and
mappings - can everything be saved somehow to some kind of configuration file
in SQL Server Management Studio?
> I'm trying to find a way to import data from a local access database into a
> remote sql server database where the databases are similar and of the same
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> Any advice regarding this data migration greatly appreciated - thanks.
Linchi Shea - 15 Mar 2008 05:00 GMT
You can always do it with ADO.NET. But it may be simpler to just import the
access data as is into a staging SQL Server table using the Import Wizard,
and then write T-SQL script to modify the data to your specs.
Linchi
> So far the easiest way I can think of is to pre-modify the access tables
> before I do an import. This is working - however now I'm looking for a way
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> > Any advice regarding this data migration greatly appreciated - thanks.