Read a basedata from access 2003

hi guys i need a little help for reading a database from access 2003 in labview 2014

The connection information control is blank. That is exactly what the error message is saying. Provide a valid udl or dsn file.

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Hi, all,
I have a new sql server 2012 and has already created a database same as the one from access 2003.
Can someone give me a details or links how to update sql server 2012 through SSIS package? I know I could use import wizard but it is a customized version of SSIS. And I want to build my own project using SSIS package.
source: access 2003 on old sql server 2005
destination: sql server 2012.
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you can try this
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Upgrade path from Access 2003/SQL 2003 ADP to cloud, Azure, etc.

My company uses a massive client database to track all interactions with our clients -- phone log, billing info, authorized users, associates, products and services they subscribe to, etc. -- as well as separate records for leads and clients. There are
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from the community is a recommendation on how we should go about this: Which services, which software, and how should we implement it?
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It seems to me that the most critical component is the ADP file. Some later version of Access must be able to open it. Or?
Then again, this is not an Access forum.
From the database-side of things, it is not inconceivable that the database could survive the ordeal even if you replace the Access client with a .Net client. Of course, if you are on SQL 2000 (as Kalman says, there is no SQL 2003), their is a fair chance
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As for downtime, there is no reason to have any downtime while the new application is being developed, but you may need some downtime when you do the migration itself. Typically, that would be on a weekend. And of course, it needs planning. If a downtime
during a weekend is not acceptable, migration could be done incrementally, but it would take more time to develop and test.
I think your first step is to bring in a contractor with experience of application development, both client-side and database-side who can study the case more carefully and from this make recommendations. Obviously, that would be a senior consultant.
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I am arun, a beginner in the field of LabVIEW. Now I am trying to read and write data from MS Access with out database connection toolset. How this possible. How I can use activex in Labview for doing this. Please give me some reference materials.

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Migration: Access 2003 to Oracle SQL

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I would like to perform a migration from Access 2003, to Oracle 10g. I am using SQL Developer for the task, and have reached the point of capturing the XML file that I exported from Access. I need to create a migration repository on the target database, and this is causing problems as I do not have all the necessary privileges.
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Thanks for your response.
I am not familiar with the intricacies of the process, I'm just following the instructions set out in the Oracle Migrating 3rd Party Databases white paper.
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Based on miscellaneous sources in newsgroups, I got an Access sub to show the structure of my Oracle base, i.e. the user's tables names and the fields names, sizes and types.
That runs fine, except if I have fields of type TIMESTAMP(6), in which case the field name is blank (in fact empty string), and the field type appears identical to that of the previous field.
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Gloops

Well, there is some news about this.
I could get the field name using openShema, but I was unable to find a documentation about openShema.
I am still searching about the field type, as I get the same value in the DATA_TYPE field for a TIMESTAMP column as for a RAW one (and the TYPE_GUID is empty).
rs.Open " SELECT * FROM TAB", gConnection
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    Do Until rs.EOF
        RsTable.Open "SELECT * FROM " + rs!TNAME, gConnection
        NomTab = rs!TNAME
        Set rsC = gConnection.OpenSchema(adSchemaColumns, Array(Empty, Empty, NomTab, Empty))
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        While Not rsC.EOF
            Debug.Print "", rsC!COLUMN_NAME, rsC!Description, rsC!DATA_TYPE, rsC!TYPE_GUID
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        rs.MoveNext
    Loop
Else
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    End
End If
rs.Close
gConnection.Close
Message was edited by:
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Access 2003 write/read

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Error while migrating from ms access 2003 db to oracle 10g in sqldeveloper

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i am working on migration project from MS access 2003 to Oracle 10g on windows XP sp2 plateform using SQL developer.
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Did you follow all the steps in the SQL*Developer documentation about preparing the Access database for migration -
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the query to same workbook repeatedly.
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Try this version:
Public Sub Expdata()
Dim rst As DAO.Recordset
Dim Apxl As Object
Dim xlWBk As Object, xlWSh As Object
Dim PathEx As String
Dim i As Long
PathEx = Forms("Export").Text14 'path comes from the directory given in form
Set Apxl = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
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Public Sub Expdata()
Dim PathEx As String
PathEx = Forms("Export").Text14 'path comes from the directory given in form
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet TransferType:=acExport, _
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TableName:="LatestSNR", _
Filename:=PathEx, _
HasFieldNames:=True, _
Range:="Metadatasheet!"
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I'm very new to MS SQL Server; I just downloaded Express 2005 yesterday. I have it up and running; it seems to be working fine.
Now onto business - I need to migrate data from existing MS Access 2003. How, exactly, do I do this? I've tried searching MSDN, TechNet, and here, and while I get results that seem to tell part of the story, I don't seem to get a true "How to" for this task.
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I'm very new to MS SQL Server; I just downloaded Express 2005 yesterday. I have it up and running; it seems to be working fine.
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References
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190312.aspx
http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/1480/configure-microsoft-access-linked-tables-with-a-sql-server-database/
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms140052.aspx
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Edited by: user12364936 on Dec 17, 2009 10:56 PM

Hi,
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