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How to Importing Access to SQL Server 2005 using SSIS and DTS Options
ndindi22
Posted: Monday, November 05, 2007 3:20:53 AM
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Hi guys

I need help, I am building an Intranet for my company, and we have a system here that we use to clock in and clock out, and the data is stored in an Access database. Now the HR manager needs to run a report weekly for all the temps to see what time they clocked in and out. I have designed a web form where he puts in the date from and date to and select the employee, BUT the problem is I'm using SQL Server, I import the Access database to SQL every morning. Now I need to know How can I have Job in SQL that will import the data automatically without me having to do it manually every morning.

I'm using SQL Server 2005 and I guess I have to use SSIS and DTS. How do I work with SSIS and DTS

Thanx guys, plz help
Scott Whigham
Posted: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 1:58:24 PM


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You mean SSIS, right? (since you're using SQL 2000)

Seems like an easy thing to do - if you understand SSIS. If you don't understand SSIS, I'd definitely recommend some SQL Server integration services training. I think what I will do is create some videos on how to migrate access on the SSIS training site (http://www.learnintegrationservices.com).

What you need to know is (1) how data flow works in ssis, and (2) how to schedule an SSIS package as a SQL Server job.

http://www.learnintegrationservices.com/VideoTutorials/SSIS-Tutorials/197/Series-3-videos-How-to-Schedule-An-SSIS-Package-To-Run.aspx
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