Migrating Microsoft Access Applications to SQL Azure

In this tutorial Steve Yi walks through the migration of a Microsoft Access 2010 expense application to SQL Azure. When done, Steve is able to use Microsoft Access 2010 and have his data live in SQL Azure in the cloud.

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Help4Access (506 Days ago)
 
Great video. Thank you. We have just finished our first migration to Azure and the performance is good.

Last week we ported a Microsoft Access application to the iPhone an iPad 2.

Demo at:
http://www.help4access.com/ms-access-news/microsoft-access-consulting-firm-help4access-shows-you-how-to-run-microsoft-access-from-the-ipad-2.html


Ward (814 Days ago)
 
A great introduction, I learned a trick or two by just watching. I was confused by the number of logons I had to do to Azure and the last one was giving me a problem and I noticed that he logged in using the password@server format.

Now can you crank it up a notch and show us how to migrate new components to the Azure. I like to develop new components of my applications as local tables in Access and once the component has been tested and I know I do not have to modify the table structure I move it to the server then link the table. How about a video on Linking Access to Azure.
 
 
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