Convert an MDB file to an ADP file, which will use SQL Server. All the data will be stored on SQL Server, but you’ll still use Access’ familiar interface to interact with the data.

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I have a database that's in 2 files, one ending in .MDF and one ending in .LDF. I did some research, and this appears to be a SQL Server database. I need to convert this to Access.