How to convert an Access database to a SQL database

Tech Tip: How to convert an Access database to a SQL database

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Introduction to E3.series’ Database Options

E3.series, a comprehensive suite of design and planning tools, offers users the flexibility of managing parts libraries through a Microsoft Access MDB database. This feature ensures users can access a robust database for their project needs. However, for those looking to leverage the power and scalability of SQL Server, there’s a seamless way to transition.

Converting MDB to SQL Database with E3.DB Tool

For users inclined towards SQL Server’s advanced features, the E3.DB Tool stands out as a beacon, facilitating the conversion of MDB databases into SQL databases efficiently. This process enhances the database’s capability to handle larger datasets and more complex queries, which is particularly beneficial for extensive projects.

Step-by-Step Conversion Guide

Our latest tutorial video delves into the nitty-gritty of converting an Access MDB file into an SQL Database, specifically using the E3 V2023 24.10 platform. The video provides a comprehensive guide, ensuring users can easily navigate the conversion process, making their E3.series experience more robust and scalable.

Mike Petersen
Mike Petersen
Senior Applications Engineer
Mr. Petersen has been with Zuken since 1990. His broad range of knowledge and skills has enabled him to take on various roles dealing with hybrid/MCM tools and technologies, 3D PCB design and wire harness design, and tool deployment. Throughout his tenure with Zuken, his main responsibilities have included applications engineering with special attention to integrating solutions into customers’ working environments. Since 2004, Mr. Petersen’s area of focus is on wire harness design, both in pre-sales and integration and deployment roles, with special emphasis on tool integration with E3.series.