as long as you have not taken advantage of stored procedures that do more
than produce recordsets, the process is quite staight forward, do remeber
things like "%" is a wild selector in SQL and in access it is '*' check your
queries and dynamic SQL for theses. My start question is still relevent
there may be other answers.
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