SSMA "Loading to database new table File Name.dbo[Table] ...sql execution failed

In this case I had already processed this table once before 'no changes' and processed the second time I received this error ...sql execution Failed. It's like the sql server 2008 R2 doesn't see or detect the process. Starting Phase #0 Synchronizing Database:
then it shows 'Loading to database new table file name.dbo[table] ... sql execution failed (this is my issue)

Hi TheJudge2,
Based on my understanding, you have installed SQL Server Migration Assistant successfully then you perform migration. After migration, you can’t find the table which you want to migrate to SQL Server 2008 R2 under the database in your SQL Server Management
Studio, then you perform migration again. Then error message “Loading to database new table file name.dbo[table] ... sql execution failed” is thrown out. Please correct me if I misunderstand your meaning.
Firstly, I would like to know whether you perform migration from Access database to SQL Server. I have performed migration from Access database to SQL Server in my lab environment. Based on my test, I could migrate Access database to SQL Server successfully
and table existed under the database in SQL Server Management Studio after migration.
Besides, “sql execution failed” is a general error message. It is hard to find out the cause from this error message. Please check the information under the Output in SQL Server Migration Assistant again. It would be better if you can provide the complete
output information for our deep analysis.
Best regards,
Qiuyun Yu

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