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convert sql server data to msacess

dear sir/madam
How to convert sql server data to ms access.
Please help me

Thanks in advance

Sep 10 '07 #1
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dear sir/madam
How to convert sql server data to ms access.
Please help me

Thanks in advance

This is not really a task for ASP. Access has builtin functionality for
importing data. For help, see an Access newsgroup.
SQL Server also has builting functionality for exporting data: before
SQL2005, it was called DTS (Data Transformation Services). In SQL 2005, it
is called SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services). For help with these, see
as SQL Server newsgroup.

If you insist on misusing ASP for this, then all I can say is: data is data,
no matter where it is stored. There is nothing preventing you from opening a
recordset on the SQL Server table, and using the data retrieved to build
insert statements to be executed in an Access database.
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Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET
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don't check it very often. If you must reply off-line, then remove the
"NO SPAM"
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