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Sunday, March 17, 2024 Latest News: Over 20 MS-Access Databases Migrated to Web Apps
Antrow Software is thrilled to announce a significant milestone: we've successfully migrated over 20 MS-Access databases and applications to web apps and websites!
This year, our team has been hard at work helping businesses transform their operations by modernizing their database systems. By migrating MS-Access databases to web apps and websites, we've empowered our customers' workforces with enhanced mobility, allowing them to access critical information anytime, anywhere.
Our dedication to providing innovative solutions for database transformation and web app development has resulted in numerous success stories. We're proud to play a role in driving digital transformation for businesses across various industries.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates and success stories from Antrow Software!
Customer stories
Monday, February 27, 2023Author: Antrow SoftwareJohn is the owner of a small manufacturing company that has been using Microsoft Access as their primary database management system for many years. However, the system has become outdated, difficult to manage, and lacks the necessary features to keep up with the company's growth. John knows that he needs to modernize the system to improve efficiency, productivity, and profitability.
After conducting extensive research, John comes across Antrow.com and discovers that they specialize in converting Microsoft Access databases into modern, cloud-based web applications. John decides to contact Antrow.com to learn more about their services.
Upon contacting Antrow.com, John is assigned a dedicated project manager who works closely with him to understand the company's specific needs and requirements. The project manager evaluates the existing Microsoft Access database, proposes a customized solution, and provides a detailed project plan and timeline.
Antrow.com's team of experienced developers then starts working on the project, converting the Microsoft Access database into a modern, cloud-based web application. The new application is secure, scalable, and user-friendly, with robust features and functionalities to meet the company's specific needs.
After the project is completed, Antrow.com provides John with comprehensive training on how to use the new system and ongoing support and maintenance to ensure that the system continues to meet the company's needs.
Thanks to Antrow.com's MS-Access to Web App Conversion service, John's manufacturing company now has a modern, efficient, and productive database management system that enables them to keep up with their growth and achieve greater success.
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Tuesday, February 21, 2023Author: Antrow SoftwareMigrating an Access database to SQL Server involves several steps. Here's an overview of the process:
- Create a new SQL Server database: Start by creating a new database in SQL Server that will be used to store the data from the Access database.
- Set up an ODBC connection: Next, you'll need to set up an ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) connection to the Access database. To do this, go to the Control Panel on your computer and find the ODBC Data Source Administrator. From there, select the System DSN tab and click on the "Add" button to create a new connection.
- Use the SQL Server Migration Assistant: Microsoft provides a tool called the SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA) that can help you migrate your Access database to SQL Server. You'll need to download and install the tool, then use it to connect to both the Access database and the SQL Server database you created in step 1.
- Map the Access database to SQL Server: Once you've connected to both databases, the SSMA will prompt you to map the Access database to the SQL Server database. This involves selecting the tables, columns, and other database objects you want to migrate, and specifying how they should be translated to the SQL Server format.
- Run the migration: Once you've mapped the Access database to the SQL Server database, you can run the migration process. This will copy the data from the Access database to the SQL Server database, while converting it to the appropriate format for SQL Server.
- Test the new database: After the migration is complete, it's important to thoroughly test the new SQL Server database to ensure that all the data was copied correctly and that everything is working as expected.
Overall, migrating an Access database to SQL Server can be a complex process, but it's an important step if you need to scale your database or take advantage of the advanced features offered by SQL Server.