From Access to SQL Server

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From Access to SQL Server

by Russell Sinclair
List Price: $49.95
Our Price: $34.97
ISBN: 1893115240
Publisher: APress (September, 2000)
Edition: Paperback
Sales Rank: 57,674
Average Customer Rating: 4.2 out of 5


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Rating: 2 out of 5


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Good intro from XS to SQL but outdated!
The book deals mostly with SQL Server 6.5 and 7.0 and two chapters are dedicated solely for running these two systems. If you're interested in SQL Server 2000 and MS Access 2000 I recommend SAMS MS Access Developer's Guide to SQL Server or a similar book.

Rating: 4 out of 5


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Very Good Start
This book is a good starting point as it is fairly small and provides relevent information about almost all aspects of upgrading an Access database to SQL server. I would recommend the book by Rick Dobson - Professional SQL server development with Access 2000 as a supplement to this book because the two books cover some different topics and the two perspectives are invaluable.

Rating: 5 out of 5


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Gets You Up to Speed with Access Data Projects & SQL Server!
If you're trying to get into using Access Data Projects (.adp files) with Access 2000 and SQL Server data, this book is great in that most of the information you need is right here in one place. Russel has done us a great service, in that there is very little written about .adp's anywhere - for some reason Microsoft has kept it a "stealth" technology. I had to spend dozens of hours searching the web to come up with what's in Russell's book.

In addition, Russell includes pretty much everything you need to know to get a very good start on working with SQL Server. In fact, outside of advanced SQL administration, the book is very useful as a SQL Server developer's reference.

Russell has done a great job of packing a lot of useful information into this book. I've seen a number of books in the past few years with titles like "Client-Server Development in Access" that frankly were total flops. It's a hard thing to write about. But Russell has succeeded.

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