Re: Guide for switching to .ADP from .MDB



Hi ,
If I am correct then you are opting for this option in migrating the
MDB application
"Create a two-tier application. (front-end/back-end application)".
Create an Access database front-end to an SQL Server database back-end
so that you can create a front-end/back-end application. The main
advantage of this migration method is a low transition cost because no
modifications are needed to the front-end database objects.Also this
approach requires very little application modification since the code
is still using the Jet database engine. Users continue to interact
with a familiar interface, and the SQL Server provides centralized data
storage, backup and recovery options, a multi-user environment, an
integrated security model, and other advantages. But the main
disadvantages and the biggest drawback of this method are that queries
are still processed locally, and a large amount of network traffic is
generated. So ADP is the best approach on ecan opt for when migrating
an MDB application from Access to SQL server.

Regarding teh upload problem related to the two tables will the import
data feature of SQL do the task for migrating the data from the MDB to
SQL. I had done that in the same manner when the Upsize functionality
failed to upsize 3 of the tables in an application.

thanks
sd_

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