When Access databases are becoming unstable and slow due to large amounts of data, it's time toĬonsider migrating from Access to SQL Server. In time, most Access databases grow in sizeĪnd complexity. MS Access is a popular desktop database widely used in organizations. ACCDB) and SQL Server on-premises or in a cloud. I've tried creating ODBC access to the Access 2010 file, but without luck.Īll I want to do is migrate Access 2010 32 bit tables to SQL 2008 R2 64 bit.DBConvert & DBSync for Access and MSSQL is cross-database migration software for converting and synchronizing dataīetween Microsoft Access (.MDB or.

I then installed Access 2010 64 bit (after uninstalling the 32 bit version) and the Access file is now recognized, but I get the architecture error noted aboveģ. I've tried using the 32 bit ODBC manager with the 64 bit Access 2010 runtime installed, but there is no driver for Access shown.Ĥ. My server runs 64 bit, the Access Database is 32 Bit.ġ. I originally installed the Access 2007 runtime for 32 bit, but the ODBC driver wouldn't allow access to the Access 2010 file saved on the server.Ģ.

TITLE: SQL Server Import and Export WizardĮRROR The specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch between the Driver and Application I've installed the package suggested, but now have a new problem: I guess I could export my tables as Excel 2003 and then import them using Integration Services, or install SQL Express on my laptop and 'upsize' to that instance, butĬonnectionOpen (Connect()). The rest of the Office 2010 suite works really well together - perhaps I'm missing something very simple? I can't get the 'upsize' wizard to work becuase it won't open the connection to SQL, even though I enter the userid and password of the SQL DB owner. When I copy the file onto the server and try and open it directly into SQL, I get a 'no editor installed' error. SQL is installed on my server, but Access is not installed on the server. Isn't there a driver and method to import directly to SQL 2008 from Access 2010? The Access import drivers are for *.mdb (which if I recall was the file extension for Access when I was a kid, and don't recognize the. I'm trying to import a series of Access 2010 tables to Sql Server 2008 R2.

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