SQL Server to Access

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What is the best method to export a lot of database SQL Server to Microsoft Access using Visual Basic 2010 ???

I am looking for a method in which the export is quick and the conversion of data types is controlled by my code.

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Posted 29-Nov-11 14:30pm

SLAD99

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_Damian S_ · Answer 1 · 2011-11-29T15:13:00

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If you are going to want your code to control the data conversion, your best bet is to open a dataset for the SQL Server data and process it one row at a time, inserting it into Access. A word of advice though - when you say there is a "lot" of data, by definition anything you do isn't going to be all that quick.

Posted 29-Nov-11 15:13pm

_Damian S_

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SLAD99 30-Nov-11 6:48am

Thanks