I'm migrating our most-used database from Access to MS-SQL7. This particular db gets reads and writes all day long. It's used by the intranet security system to authenticate users, and store information about pages they accessed, etc. Using the upsizing wizard in Access2000 to create an SQL7 db was easy. Now I need to make sure that data in the new version contains everything the old version does, before I "flip the switch" that makes application.cfm work entirely with the new version. So my question is this; how best to write SQL that will look for any new records in one db (the Access version), then write those records to the new db (SQL7)? All table/column names are the same. I could just have SQL look for records in db1 updated after a certain date, then update them in db2, but I thought I'd ask before committing to this course.
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