Upsizing Pro
Has your business outgrown your home made Access database? Upsizing is the process of migrating some or all database objects (tables and queries) from a Microsoft Access database (.mdb) to a new or existing Microsoft SQL Server database. If your business is growing and you demand a scalable database solution, upsize from Access Jet to the robust SQL Server environment. SSW Upsizing PRO! is the tool that prepares your Access database so you can convert effortlessly to SQL Server. Upsizing PRO! will prevent known errors, ensuring a smooth migration. Microsoft Upsizing Wizard upsizes the mdb (if successful) and then creates a report that provides a detailed description of all objects created, and reports any errors encountered during the process.
- Can I use SSW Data Renovator\Upsizing PRO with a Database that has a password?
- Do I need Access on my PC to run SSW Upsizing PRO!?
- Do you have any customers who have used your program as the basis for their own patch system?
- What are reserved words for SQL Server 2000?
- What are Data Transformation Services (DTS) limitations?
- Will SSW Upsizing PRO! analyze the queries of a .mdb before upsizing?
- How could I set Allow Zero Length in SQL Server?
- Are there any issues using SSW Data PRO!, SSW Data Renovator and SSW Upsizing PRO! on NT 4 systems?
- Does Microsoft Upsizing Wizard upsize tables linked to Access or SQL Server databases?
- What characters should be removed from object names in Access database before upsizing?
- Are relationships the same in Access and SQL Server 2000?
- How could I upsize queries with Access built-in functions like IIF, Format to SQL Server?
- Table does not have a unique Index
- Why do I get the error "There are no primary or candidate keys in the referenced table..." when upsizing?
- What does the “Due to some reason you have got wrong number of relationships. Fix problems first.” error message mean?
- Do you have a money-back guarantee? If so, what are its terms?
- Can I run Upsizing PRO! on a production database whilst users are entering data?
- Do I need indexes with names like [{21A84A97-5492-4027-83AA-33C67D68D1EA}] in SQL Server database?
- Should I upgrade my Access 97 application to Access 2000 or 2002 before upsizing?
- Why does it give #error for the whole record when I view the data in Access 97 linked to SQL Server?
- I was testing SSW Performance PRO! and I have got error message.
- Does Upsizing Pro convert MS Access queries?
- I have downloaded SSWUpsizingPRO_ver3-1.zip and installed it. Executing the SSWUpsizingPRO.mde gave me the message 'unrecognized database format'.
- What characters and symbols should I avoid using when naming objects in Access and SQL Server databases?
- I am running SSW Performance PRO! and I got error message saying "Permission Denied"
- How could I upsize Microsoft Access byte field with 'Required property set to YES?
- The Access 2002 Upsizing wizard did not convert my cascade relationships correctly.
- What is the limit on index size in SQL Server 2000?
- I have upsized my Access database. But when I try to link SQL Server table 'OrdersLongTableNameAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA61characters' Access generates error.
- Why wasn't a relationship enforced upsizing from Access to SQL Server 2005?