Brad,

Can you please fill me in how did your task go?
I have a similar situation where I need to convert macros, forms
reports and queries? hat is the most suitable path?

Thanks for the feedback ...

Paul
karipaul wrote:
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Access objects -- macros, forms, reports, VBA code, etc. -- can't be
converted to SQL Server because there are no equivalents. Queries will
likely need to be rewritten as views or stored procedures.

--Mary

On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 15:46:25 -0600, karipaul
<karipaul.1i3qyp@mail.mcse.ms> wrote:

>
>Brad,
>
>Can you please fill me in how did your task go?
>I have a similar situation where I need to convert macros, forms,
>reports and queries? hat is the most suitable path?
>
>Thanks for the feedback ...
>
>Paul
>karipaul wrote:
>> * *