I know this goes against all reason and common sense, but here is goes...I
have a client who has an Access-based system, and wants to upgrade it to SQL
Server. However, he keeps a local installation on a laptop, so he can demo
his site to clients.
After we move to SQL Server, he will still want the demo copy on his
notebook. Since I can't justify his purchasing a license for SQL Server
Enterprise for a laptop, I need to know if there is an easy way to convert a
SQL Server db to an Access file.
I can probably avoid (or work around) using triggers or stored procedures,
so I just need the db structure, data and relationships replicated.
Dana Larose
ColdFusion Monkey
Canadian Web Design & Consulting Inc.
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