How to convert SQL Server Stored Procedure to MS Access Stored Procedure

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I have an application written having database in sqlexpress 2005 with a lot of stored procedures.
Now i want to change the database to MS ACCESS.
The problem is how do i convert those stored procedures in MS Access.

Thanx in Advance for help.

Posted 30-Sep-10 20:49pm

Deepak.xip

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Henry Minute 1-Oct-10 9:19am

Newer versions do, since Office 2000, I believe.

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Henry Minute · Answer 1 · 2010-10-01T02:34:00

This is a slightly odd request, in that most people go the other way - from Access to SQLServer.

However, there are several options. I do not know of any tools that can help with this so all of them involve a lot of copy, paste, test/edit/test/edit etc.

Your best bet would be to use a search engine using search terms like sqlserver stored procedure to access or convert sqlserver stored procedure to access or similar.