SQL Server - Access Database Synchrosnization

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  1. #1

    Default Re: SQL Server - Access Database Synchrosnization

    You have a couple of options:

    1. Find an ISP who will actually work with you on the SQL Server
    functionality.
    2. Try to create a linked server to the Access database. You can then at
    least use bulk insert statements. If that doesn't pan out because your ISP
    disallows link servers, see #1.
    3. Bite the bullet and write the delete/insert code on a table-by-table
    basis.

    Good luck.

    philh Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: SQL Server - Access Database Synchrosnization

    I would

    1. Create a CF page to upload the ms access db, this page would then (after
    upload) execute a sql server stored procedure
    2. Stored procedure would bump the data in the tables and then use the bulk
    insert sp to insert the new data.

    But as Phil has said, I find it rather inconsiderate that a isp would take
    your money for the sql server but then cut back access to the major
    functionality of it.

    Ken

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