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Interesting i have to check it...i always use ADO when i deal with SQL ...do you have some more info ?
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Interesting i have to check it...i always use ADO when i deal with SQL ...do you have some more info ?

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Hi Experts,<br />
I was not in the office today, hope to be there tom &amp;&nbsp;get to test those suggestions.<br />
Thanks for all replies.<br />
Ben
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Hi Experts,
I was not in the office today, hope to be there tom & get to test those suggestions.
Thanks for all replies.
Ben

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I ended up using the following, and very happy with the outcome.<br />

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If you use Import / Export wizard within MS SQL Management Studio (it's actually an SSIS package!) you can get all your tables in SQL Server. 
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Thanks to all participants.<br />
Ben
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Hi Experts,


I ended up using the following, and very happy with the outcome.


> If you use Import / Export wizard within MS SQL Management Studio (it's actually an SSIS package!) you can get all your tables in SQL Server.


Thanks to all participants.
Ben

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Hi Experts,<br />
I'm looking for a shortcut to convert Access table/s to SQL.<br />
Table have dozens of fields, many with long names (no illegal names like spacing etc..).<br />
Everything must stay the same, no re-naming, changing types, organizing etc.. otherwise FE app will fail.<br />
What is the easiest way?
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Hi Experts,
I'm looking for a shortcut to convert Access table/s to SQL.
Table have dozens of fields, many with long names (no illegal names like spacing etc..).
Everything must stay the same, no re-naming, changing types, organizing etc.. otherwise FE app will fail.
What is the easiest way?

Looking for a shortcut to convert Access table/s to SQL.

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