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by **Olaf Herde** » Thu, 10 Oct 1996 04:00:00

Hello,

we have to migrate an MS Access-application to MS SQL Server 6.5 using
the upsizing wizard.
Does anyone have experience in doing this ?
We are especially interested in tuning the database after migration to
get good performance.

Please answer to this group or email me.

Thank you in advance and greetings from Oldenburg
Olaf

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by **Andrew Fer** » Wed, 16 Oct 1996 04:00:00

Hi,
You might be interested in our upsizing wizard that is in final beta.
Our upsizing tool does everything that the MS upsizing tool should but
doesn't do. A large app can be converted in about 8 hours - 35 forms,
300 reports, 400 queries + modules etc. No SQL server admin training
required.
If you are interested please drop me a line.

Regards Andrew Ferry

by **Kyle Cord** » Wed, 16 Oct 1996 04:00:00

>You might be interested in our upsizing wizard that is in final beta.
>Our upsizing tool does everything that the MS upsizing tool should but
>doesn't do. A large app can be converted in about 8 hours - 35 forms,
>300 reports, 400 queries + modules etc. No SQL server admin training
>required.

What sorts of things does it do? What are the major problems with the MS
upsizing tool that yours fixes?

by **Joe Bolto** » Thu, 31 Oct 1996 04:00:00

Sorry, I missed the original messages. Would developer of the "upsizing
wizard" please let us know the name of the company, contacts, etc.?
Thanks.

___________________________________________________________________

>You might be interested in our upsizing wizard that is in final beta.
>Our upsizing tool does everything that the MS upsizing tool should but
>doesn't do. A large app can be converted in about 8 hours - 35 forms,
>300 reports, 400 queries + modules etc. No SQL server admin training
>required.

What sorts of things does it do? What are the major problems with the MS
upsizing tool that yours fixes?

by **Mike Co** » Fri, 01 Nov 1996 04:00:00

> Sorry, I missed the original messages. Would developer of the
"upsizing
> wizard" please let us know the name of the company, contacts, etc.?
> Thanks.

> ___________________________________________________________________

> >You might be interested in our upsizing wizard that is in final beta.
> >Our upsizing tool does everything that the MS upsizing tool should but
> >doesn't do. A large app can be converted in about 8 hours - 35 forms,
> >300 reports, 400 queries + modules etc. No SQL server admin training
> >required.

> What sorts of things does it do? What are the major problems with the
MS
> upsizing tool that yours fixes?

The upsizing tool is *very* limited and inflexible. I find it's handy for
creating a table structure in sqlServer, but even then it frequently
requires modification before you populate the tables. It's also god-awful
slow in moving data. BCP is still the only way to go for large tables.

Mike

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