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I found an intresting forum post regarding mdb to mdf on the web
http://www.blueshell.com/forum/?display=_632211872554900000#active
 
I'm going to try that tonight. Will post if I have any sucess.
Thanks for your help!!!
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Oh I give up! LOL - Well not totally, but I feel like I am getting there!
 
I used that Blueshell program, but when you try and import the access database into the SQL database, you appear to have to do it table by table, however when you try this it just says that there are bad arguments and I don't know what that means. I look into it and it says that its to do with either invalid table entries or something to do with trying to enter nullable entries into non-nullable fields.
 
Basically people, you have to be an ASP and Database genius to convert Webwiz forums forums from Access to SQL, espically if you don't have access to Enterprise Manager (which appears to be no longer available) on an existing and populated forum.  Which is incredibly frustrating when you are been told not to use Access as it is likely to break down in the future, and I have over 15,000 members - I feel like one day its going to fail and 5 years of hard work will be lost (although I do backup regularly, so something would have to go really wrong) and all I will get is "I told you so", even after hours upon hours of hard work trying to follow the advice to use SQL.
 
I wish somebody would offer a service to convert databases, there are probably many people out there who would pay for such a service, myself including.
 
Also, if anybody does figrue out a way of doing this, which doesn't require a degree in ASP and Databases with software that is currently available, could we have it posted up on webwiz.net as an article to assist current customers.
 
How does that saying go? - I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place.
 
Rant over! Wink
 
Thank you for your continuing hard work...


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Thanks for your help!!!
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Have you gone through the topic Access to SQL Server - Step by Step ?
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Originally posted by -boRg- -boRg- wrote:

Have you gone through the topic Access to SQL Server - Step by Step ?
 
Yes but I can't even get past point 1, as I don't have Enterprise Manager and I don't know of any way to obtain it at the moment. From what I have been told its no longer available.
 
Unfortunetly my techincal abalities, although not complete novice do not extend to been able to transfer these instrution into the SQL Manager Express.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote dpyers Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 September 2006 at 3:03pm
Do a google for
SQL Server Developer Edition
EM comes with the 2000 version and I believe a slightly less capable version comes with the 2005 version. You should also be able to findthe  2000 developer edition  on amazon or ebay.

EDIT:
I believe dj air does access to mssql upgrades for a fee.

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I have obtained Enterprise Manager. 
Can someone give me a guide to how to convert the database to get this thing right ?
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Originally posted by -boRg- -boRg- wrote:

Have you gone through the topic Access to SQL Server - Step by Step ?
 
Hi boRg,
 
I made this procedure and it was a success !
 
Now , I have a little problem.
 
My Hosting Provider , donīt accept connection via Enterprise Manager, only accept via "ASP.Net Enterprise Manager" - http://mssql.zipweb.com.br/mssql/app/connect.aspx  , via the Plesk Control Panel.
 
Well, now how I do this migration of the Datas from SQL Local to SQL in the Hosting via this Control Panel ?
 
Thank you very much for your attention.
 
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As far as I know you can not do this with ASP.NET Enterprise Manager
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