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SQL Server 2000 to Access ?

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    Hi i have a db on sqlserver 2000; How i can export tables and relations to a access db ? I need it cause access has db documentor; Thanks;

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      Hi i have a db on sqlserver 2000; How i can export tables and relations to a access db ? I need it cause access has db documentor; Thanks;

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      1. There are lots of good documentation tools for sql. Better yet, try the metadata server in sql. 2) I suppose you could just link the access table to sql server.
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        Hi i have a db on sqlserver 2000; How i can export tables and relations to a access db ? I need it cause access has db documentor; Thanks;

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        Hi, You can do it by following the below steps: 1. Create a System DSN, giving the connectivity to the SQL Server database, which u want to import. 2. Create a new Acesss Databe(.mdb) 3. Goto files,select Get External Data -> Import. 4. Now from the file types, select the ODBC databases and locate the dsn whihc u have created. 5. Choose the tables which u want to import and click Ok. This will import all the selected SQl tables to your Acess databse. Indus_v:)

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          Hi, You can do it by following the below steps: 1. Create a System DSN, giving the connectivity to the SQL Server database, which u want to import. 2. Create a new Acesss Databe(.mdb) 3. Goto files,select Get External Data -> Import. 4. Now from the file types, select the ODBC databases and locate the dsn whihc u have created. 5. Choose the tables which u want to import and click Ok. This will import all the selected SQl tables to your Acess databse. Indus_v:)

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          I have not relationship!!!!

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