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Transfer the data from ms-access table to sql server table, when the table name and fileds name are different.

Asked by Aijaz1982 in Visual Basic v1.0.5.x, SQL Server 2005

Tags: Ms-Access, Sql Server.

Please let me know the steps or utility to transfer the data from ms-access to the sql server when the table name and fields are different!!

Eg:
MS-Access table:                                                      

employee:
----------------------------
empname  empno  sal
----------------------------
xyz             101      2000
abc             102      3000


Sql Server Table:


Employee_master(table name)

Ename   eno   Salary
--------------------------
xyz        101    2000
abc        102    3000


Now, I am trying to transfer the data from employee(ms-access table) to Employee_master(sql server table) considering the above example.

Note: I need to transfer total 200 table with thousands of records.  Please let me know the quick and accurate method to transfer the data......

Waiting for reply....

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