Microsoft (MS) Access and SQL are different database applications with pros and cons. But, instead of choosing between them, you can, as it turns out, make them work together.

Microsoft Access is a well-known database management system. The data is stored using tables. Upon creating tables, you can add many different data field types to them, such as currency, hyperlink, ...

I am able to add records to a single table just fine, I am able to edit records in 2 tables just fine, however, I am unable to add new records to 2 tables at once.<BR><BR>I have two tables, table1 ...

Select each table you want to copy from the SQL Server database to your Access database. Choose "OK" to start the import and then "Close" when the import is complete. More For You ...

By converting your MS Access database to SQL Server, you can ensure that your database infrastructure is capable of supporting your business as it scales. Additionally, SQL Server’s ability to ...

I've got an Access 2003 database linked to a SQL Server 2000 database. In SQL Server (Enterprise Manager) - the field is listed as:Data Type: text, Length: 16, Allow Nulls = YesIn Access, the ...