Convert Microsoft SQL databases into Microsoft Access format with this intuitive and straightforward tool that supports command lines.
- MSSQL-to-Access
- Version :5.3.0.1
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Intelligent Converters
MSSQL-to-Access Description
Considering that it can hold up to 2 GB of data, makes it easier to import new, includes multi-user support and it works well with many of the developing software programs based on Windows, it does not come as a surprise that some want to migrate their MySQL to Access.
As the name suggests, MSSQL-to-Access is a lightweight tool that enables you to convert the data from your MySQL to Microsoft Access in just a few steps.
Includes an intuitive wizard-like interface
The program does not have a setup per se, but rather it displays the details about the license and prompts you to agree before using the tool. Upon launch, you have the possibility to load any settings for your MySQL, so that you can access the database locally or remotely. It goes without saying that if you log remotely, you are required to add host and port for your server.
The interface is designed as a wizard, so even first-time users are unlikely to encounter any challenges. Therefore, follow the instructions and fill in the fields as indicated in each window and you are going to convert your data without any problems.
Select the tables and the tool converts them automatically
As far as the conversion is concerned, it can be summarized to selecting the database and then add the tables that you want to convert to the right panel. It is worth mentioning that the program allows you to add individual one or you can add or remove them all.
The application allows you to specify the format of Access you prefer and select whether you prefer to skip converting indexes, process table definitions only or BLOB to memo.
A useful utility for anyone working with multiple databases
In the eventuality that you are considering migrating to Access because it is a more .NET-friendly database and easy to integrate, then perhaps MSSQL-to-Access could lend you a hand.