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    Ms Access upload to SQL Server 2005 BE & Sharepoint FE

    I have about 20 Ms Access Databases to need to be upload onto a SQL Server
    2005.

    Currently the are on a network/server residing on a specific drive. The goal
    is to keep the user face the same (ms access) and put all of the tables onto
    a SQL Server 2005 BE, and yet make those databases accessible to open/view
    through Ms Sharepoint.

    What is the simple (properties) way to grab all of those db's = 20 and upload
    to server?
    With out having to write code.
    Pull all db's over to SQL then store the Ms Access databases on Sharepoint
    where the user face remains the same and the tables are on the server and the
    db's are accessible now through the company Intranet.

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    Re: Ms Access upload to SQL Server 2005 BE & Sharepoint FE

    The goal:

    Take all current production Access Databases and/or any new development be
    converted or newly developed in the .NET environment.
    This means that we will store all data tables on SQL Server and develop all
    front-end user interfaces in VB.NET or C# as browser based web applications.

    So I use the DTS or IS (2005) to export/import all the tables from each ms
    access db we have into the SQL Server 2005, but I want to keep the same user
    faces that were originally created with those ms access db using the native
    jet engines.

    Using the VB.NET or C# as browswer based web applications, how can I upload
    the already existing FE to Sharepoint (Web Base) and keep the FE the same and
    of course the BE tables will now reside on SQL?






    Anns wrote:[color=blue]
    >I have about 20 Ms Access Databases to need to be upload onto a SQL Server
    >2005.
    >
    >Currently the are on a network/server residing on a specific drive. The goal
    >is to keep the user face the same (ms access) and put all of the tables onto
    >a SQL Server 2005 BE, and yet make those databases accessible to open/view
    >through Ms Sharepoint.
    >
    >What is the simple (properties) way to grab all of those db's = 20 and upload
    >to server?
    >With out having to write code.
    >Pull all db's over to SQL then store the Ms Access databases on Sharepoint
    >where the user face remains the same and the tables are on the server and the
    >db's are accessible now through the company Intranet.[/color]

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      #3
      Re: Ms Access upload to SQL Server 2005 BE & Sharepoint FE

      Referencing my statement: Using the VB.NET or C# as browswer based web
      applications

      What I meant to ask is, is there way to achieve the below with out having to
      know or write in the above languages? Is there a property setting or tool
      that can upload the existing FE to Sharepoint with out having to create in
      the above languages?

      Anns wrote:[color=blue]
      >The goal:
      >
      >Take all current production Access Databases and/or any new development be
      >converted or newly developed in the .NET environment.
      >This means that we will store all data tables on SQL Server and develop all
      >front-end user interfaces in VB.NET or C# as browser based web applications.
      >
      >So I use the DTS or IS (2005) to export/import all the tables from each ms
      >access db we have into the SQL Server 2005, but I want to keep the same user
      >faces that were originally created with those ms access db using the native
      >jet engines.
      >
      >Using the VB.NET or C# as browswer based web applications, how can I upload
      >the already existing FE to Sharepoint (Web Base) and keep the FE the same and
      >of course the BE tables will now reside on SQL?
      >
      >
      >[color=green]
      >>I have about 20 Ms Access Databases to need to be upload onto a SQL Server
      >>2005.[/color]
      >[quoted text clipped - 10 lines][color=green]
      >>where the user face remains the same and the tables are on the server and the
      >>db's are accessible now through the company Intranet.[/color][/color]

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