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In this blog article, we will examine how to migrate existing Microsoft Access databases to SQL Server in AutoCAD Electrical.
Setup SQL Server Instance
Firstly, we need to create a SQL instance on a server which we will use to transfer the existing Microsoft Access databases to SQL Server. If you already have an existing SQL instance on the server, i.e., for Autodesk Vault, you can use this instance to transfer the databases.
Autodesk Content Migration Utility
Connect to SQL Server Instance
The connection to the SQL Server instance gets established.
Create Database on SQL Server
The catalogue and footprint databases are now created on the SQL Server.
Note: You can either continue your data migration workflow from Access to SQL Server or come back later to do the data migration.
Migrate Database on SQL Server
If your migration is successful, the utility displays a success message; otherwise, it displays the error messages for a failed migration.
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