Facilitates data transfer from SQLite to Microsoft Access by migrating one or more tables at the same time, allowing you to choose the fields.
- SqliteToAccess
- Version :2.0 Release 1 Build 170614
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Withdata Software
SqliteToAccess Description
SqliteToAccess is a data transfer tool, which helps you easily export information or tables from SQLite to Microsoft Access database. The software is easy to use and features a series of step-by-step wizards, which can guide you through the entire process. The data conversion and transfer can be done in a short time.
Convert one or more tables
SqliteToAccess is designed to transfer data models, straight from SQLite database files, to Microsoft Access formats. The import can be performed from table to table, as data replacement, update or attachment.
The software prompts you to load the database files you wish to work with, namely the SQLite formats (.db, .db3 or .sqlite) and the Access documents (.mdb or .accdb). The next step implies selecting the type of conversion you wish to perform: single table or batch.
Multiple table selection
If you wish to transfer a single table, you need to select it from the list of available structures, in the Source area. You may select which particular rows you wish to export. Next, you need to indicate the destination table and the migration type. In case of batch table transfer, you can select two or more tables and choose whether to include all the rows.
The software allows you to manually control the transfer and watch the evolution of the process on the progress bar. Alternatively, you may create a query, in order to define the source tables or use the comprehensive wizards which can guide you through every step of the process.
The friendly interface allows you to visualize the structures that you are about to transfer from one database file into another, as well as to view the activity log.
Process control and management
SqliteToAccess is a reliable program which grants you control over the data migration process. You may manually select the tables you wish to transfer, create a query in order to define the source or use the dedicated wizards. You may also define the entire process through a query, handle it from command line, then save the session to your computer.