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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2026 · 26 MIN

Going Online: Migrating Microsoft Access Databases to SQL Server

from Computer Learning Zone · host Richard Rost

Ready to take your Microsoft Access database from your office desktop to a fully online solution? In this episode, we explore one of the most practical challenges for Access users: connecting your Access data to SQL Server and making it accessible from anywhere with an internet connection. Your host, Richard Rost from Access Learning Zone, walks you through the whole process, highlighting the tools you will need, common pitfalls, and tips for smooth sailing.You will learn what SQL Server Management Studio actually does, why ODBC connections matter, and how to think about security and performance as you transition. With clear explanations, seasoned advice, and some honest opinions about Microsoft tools (like the Migration Assistant), this episode strips away the confusion and shows what actually matters along the way.Whether you are a business owner trying to enable remote work, an Access veteran ready to scale up, or just curious about bringing legacy databases into the cloud era, this episode is a friendly and realistic guide to making your move. Get insights into linking tables, optimizing for speed, and keeping your data secure as you bring Access and SQL Server together.

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