Hi, does anyone know how to open a .ADP (Access Project) database in MS SQL Server Perhaps it will then need to be converted to .mdf.
Thank you.
Opening .ADP in MS SQL Server
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Opening .ADP in MS SQL Server
Ben Shemmeld
Kenneth Davidsen
Paul60
I located the .mdf file. However, I am having difficulty establishing this server connection in MS Visual Studio 2005. The tables are just not showing up in the final database view. Do you know what properties/settings I should be choosing when establishing the connection to my database I am running MS SQL Server 2000.
Thank you.