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Default TransferSQLDatabaseMethod Ch 7

P. 197 says that this method (TransferSQLDatabase) can be used to transfer an entire sql server db to one's Access db.

When I try to run the method I get an error message: "The command or action 'TransferSQLDatabase' isn't available now."

When I check help for this method, it describes it as a method for transferring from one sql server db to another sql server db, not to an Access db.

In fact, Gosnell's table explaining the parameters also defines the parameter Database as "Name of new database on specified SQL Server."

So is the statement that you can transfer the db into an Access db in error?






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