Export SQL server to Access

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Hi there,

Anyone know how to export SQL server database to format .mdb in Access using vb.net source code. It will export the whole database, no need to insert table one by one.

Please help. :((

Posted 9-Jun-10 18:05pm

hana_84

Updated 9-Jun-10 21:44pm

LittleYellowBird

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LittleYellowBird 10-Jun-10 3:46am

I 'corrected' the spelling of 'eksport' to 'export' - I hope that is what you meant! :-)

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Peace ON · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-10T05:02:00

Solution 1

It is not that much difficult as you thinking.

Use SqlConnection to connect to sql server database fetch data and
then use OledbConnection to connect with access and export the data you retrieved from sql server.

Find following links to write to access file.

http://www.astahost.com/info.php/vb-net-ms-access-interaction-tutorial-part_t12054.html[^]

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread185390.html[^]

HTH

Posted 10-Jun-10 5:02am

Peace ON

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hana_84 10-Jun-10 20:18pm

TQ...i'll try..hope this will be ok...

hana_84 10-Jun-10 20:28pm

i've found the solution to export for 1 table,but the problem now,i have about 15 table in sql server,and in one table i've about 40/50 fields overall,do i need to insert table one by one and insert every single field?????