Using SQL Server 2000 and Access 2003
I want to convert the database from access to sql Database.
There is possibility in sql server 2000 or any other tools is available.
Need Help
There is a tool from the SQL Server group.
SQL Server Migration Assistant for Access (SSMA Access)
In Access there is a Database Upsizing Wizard that will create a SQL Database and import all your data.
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I have an SQL Server installed on a local Windows 10 machine - I'm using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio to interact with it.
I also have a DB2 database hosted on an IBM i machine and I've created a Linked Server in SQL Server Management Studio to represent it. I can connect to the Linked Server and can query/pull data from it successfully.
I'm trying to copy particular tables from the Linked Server and insert them into a Database/Schema in the SQL Server - I can do this successfully but unfortunately, it appears that in the process of copying the table over, none of the constraints (particularly in my case, the key constraints) are maintained.
Is there a simple way to copy over tables from a Linked Server to SQL Server (in SQL Server Management Studio) while maintaining key constraints?
The following query is an example of what I'm using to copy the tables over (one-by-one):
SELECT *
INTO SQLSCHEMA.SQLTABLE
FROM LINKSERVER.LINKDATABASE.LINKSCHEMA.LINKTABLE
The easiest way is to use proper tool for it like SSMA:
Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA) is a tool designed to automate database migration to SQL Server from Microsoft Access, DB2, MySQL, Oracle, and SAP ASE.
Migrating DB2 Databases to SQL Server (DB2ToSQL)
SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA) for DB2 is a comprehensive environment that helps you quickly migrate DB2 databases to SQL Server or Azure SQL DB. By using SSMA for DB2, you can review database objects and data, assess databases for migration, migrate database objects to SQL Server or Azure SQL DB, and then migrate data to SQL Server or Azure SQL DB. Note that you cannot migrate SYS and SYSTEM DB2 schemas.
Actually we have Azure SQL Management instance I got a backup but I cannot restore our VM SQL Server owing this has a SQL Server version less SQL Azure (Azure Team updated SQL Server a couples week ago), so We cannot update QA Server to last SQL Server Version and we need to recovery the backup a soon a possible.
Do you know any way to recover this backup from SQL Azure to this server getting a less version?
Thank you!
You can also use bcp to export the data from Azure SQL Database and then use bcp again or Import/Export Wizard or SSIS to import the data on the SQL Server VM.
You can use Azure Data Factory (ADF) to export tables to your SQL Server VM. ADF will create those tables and copy the data.
Besides SQL Server's SSIS, what other options do I have to export data from an Oracle database on a remote server to a local SQL Server 2008 R2 database? This process would later be automated to run hourly.
I cannot access/install anything in the server with the Oracle installation. The local server is a Windows Server 2008 Enterprise running SQL Server 2008 R2.
I've briefly read about SSMA for Oracle, but I haven't tried anything out.
Thanks.
I have created a program that uses SQL Server Express as its database.
Now I want to convert the database to SQL Server.
How can I do this?
There is no converter or something needed.
You just have to select your database in your Management Studio (Express) and detach it from your SQL Server Express instance.
Then connect to your SQL Server and attach the database with a right-click on Databases -> Attach.
Is there any way of copying a database from oracle to sqlserver 2005? Thanks
You can migrate from Oracle to SQL Server with Microsoft's SQL Server Migration Assistant. It is available both to SQL Server 2005 and 2008.
If you have lots of (complicated) stored procedures and such, the migration might get a bit tedious. I have only experience with databases with simple procedures and could just rewrite them and do the data copy to empty tables in SQL Server with the import functionality using Oracle connector (usable from SQL Server if you have installed Oracle client tools to the SQL Server machine). This way I didn't even need to use the Migration Assistant tool.