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How to Link to Sql 2008 Table from Access Database
Asked By Lisa Tortorelli
13-Oct-09 04:08 PM
How do I Link to Sql 2008 Table from Access Database? I need to send a file from Access into Sql Table so I can write directly to it.
thanx.
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LisaI am not aware of a "send a file" function in Access.
Jeff Boyce replied to Lisa Tortorelli
13-Oct-09 06:12 PM
Lisa
I am not aware of a "send a file" function in Access. Are you saying that
you have data in an Access table you want to have in a SQL-Server table?
Which version of Access are you using?
Have you created a DSN (data source name) to manage the connection between
Access and SQLServer?
Regards
Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP
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