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Saturday, February 25, 2012

.mdf to .mdb

My web host only supports .mdb database files, so is there a way to convert .mdf to .mdb with a program? Or would I have to do it by hand?

Thank you.

I am not aware that such a program exists.

Maybe you can use SQL Server DTS or SQL Server Transformation Services to download your database into a .mdb format.

|||Try to use this.
http://www.data-conversions.net/products.php?prod_num=1&&dest=MENU&&ID=100|||

I was having the same issue and followed these steps...

1. In your ODBC connections add a SQL server connection to your current SQL server and database.

2. Create a new Access Database

3. Import from ODBC source and select all tables.

The tables will import with a dbo_ prefix, but all of the structure and information will be there. It does not carry over the table relationships either.

Nick

.mdf to .mdb

My web host only supports .mdb database files, so is there a way to convert .mdf to .mdb with a program? Or would I have to do it by hand?

Thank you.

I am not aware that such a program exists.

Maybe you can use SQL Server DTS or SQL Server Transformation Services to download your database into a .mdb format.

|||Try to use this.
http://www.data-conversions.net/products.php?prod_num=1&&dest=MENU&&ID=100|||

I was having the same issue and followed these steps...

1. In your ODBC connections add a SQL server connection to your current SQL server and database.

2. Create a new Access Database

3. Import from ODBC source and select all tables.

The tables will import with a dbo_ prefix, but all of the structure and information will be there. It does not carry over the table relationships either.

Nick