Eileen, here's my contribution
Below, I have reproduced 4 comments, 3 from Senior Microsoft
Developers. Perhaps if you don't value my opinion, you might value
theirs ... and one of THEM didn't realise what the possibilities were
until he read the book.
"Microsoft Access Developers Guide to SQL Server"
Mary Chipman and Andy Baron
Published by SAMS
ISBN 0-672-31944-6
"I'm not an Access expert, so I never even thought abut using SQL
Server XML through Access until I read about it in this book - pretty
neat!." Roger Wolter, Lead Program Manager, Web Data Group,
Microsoft Corporation.
"If you are considering moving your Access database to SQL Server,
this is a must-have book. Andy & Mary cover the subject with grace
and depth, demonstrating their deep technical knowledge about
developing rich applications using the latest Microsoft
technologies. This book is easy to read while providing clear
technical examples of important concepts" Clint Covington, Access
Program Manager, Microsoft Corporation.
"If you're looking for an articulate, practical book on building
powerful and efficient applications using Access and SQL Server, look
no further. This book should be considered an essential
resource." John Sigler & Dave Gainer, Access Program Managers,
Microsoft Corporation
"There are very few books in the industry that provide in-depth
coverage of client -server development using Microsoft Access. There
are fewer books that do it well! This does an excellent job of
providing you with everything you need to know about client/server
development. It covers all the details necessary to easily
transition form a file server world to an enterprise client/server
world. I highly recommend it." Alison Balter, MCSD, President
Marina Group, Author "Mastering Access 2000 Development"
Brett
At 14:25 14/09/06, you wrote:
>I currently have a program entirely designed in MsAccess and would
>like to take some of the larger tables and convert them into SQL
>instead. Can anyone recommend a good book that would help me convert
>my Access tables to SQL?
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>I am getting alot of bloat and I think it is time to move on up
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>Thanks for any tips
>Eileen
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