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How to export an entire Access database to SQL Server? [closed]

I've just got a lovely Access database, so the first thing I want to do is to move it over to a normal database management system (sqlexpress), but the only solution I've found sounds like craziness.

Isn't there an "export database to .sql" button somewhere? I have around 50 tables and this export might run more than once so it would be great if I didn't have to export all the tables manually. Generating a .sql file (with tables creation and inserts) would also be great since it would allow me to keep that under version control.

I guess if it's not possible to do something simple like this I'd appreciate any pointers to do something similar.

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marcgg Avatar asked Aug 20 '09 16:08

marcgg


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There is a tool from the SQL Server group - SQL Server Migration Assistant for Access (SSMA Access) There have been comments stating it's a better tool than the Upsizing Wizard included in Access.

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Tony Toews Avatar answered Sep 16 '22 12:09

Tony Toews