Migrate MS Access Data to the Web in 9 Minutes

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In this video, we convert a simple Access database into a couple of web applications using the m-Power Development Platform. We migrate a couple of Access data tables into two connected web apps complete with web forms, automated email notification, and login security. This video walks you through the whole process in just 9 minutes!

[@sceptersax]

So there’s no subscription model for normal people? I don’t know all that this software offers, but my usecase would be solely this access to the web migration.

[@RichardJones73]

Can we interrogate the data using either Access as a front end and create local versions of the tables or via Excel/Power query?

[@mrcproductivity]

This is more for bringing Access data to a database that you can then create web applications over. It's not a good solution for creating Access front-ends or local versions.

[@RichardJones73]

@@mrcproductivityok fair enough. What about connecting Excel to it? Is that possible?

[@mrcproductivity]

It doesn't connect directly to Excel, but it does make it easy to move your Excel data to a database. Once it's in a database, you can create any type of web application over the data.

[@dublinhomes1951]

How much does the subscription cost? What happens if they go out of service?

[@FierCOM]

can you build cascading forms?

[@mrcproductivity]

Yes, it can

[@akokohjoel9854]

Can ms access be link to m-power

[@mrcproductivity]

Not directly linked, but it's pretty easy to export Access data into a database which can then be used by m-Power.

[@jrsam5075]

moving access to sql server and then link front-end of access to SQL server is too slow to retrieve data. How to improve this? For me it takes 45scs to retrieve data. Example I have a main Form with a subform. Its takes 45scs to retrieve data. Cause to rebuild my front-end will takes years. Any Advice?

[@mrcproductivity]

The best way is to move the Access data to a database, and then build a web-based front-end over that database. The data retrieval time should be nearly instant if you move your data out of access and use a web front-end.

well ima freelancer and Access expert, i can create one for you, which instatly saves/loads data (you won't have to change your frontend, i'll make it good)

[@AndrewLyzlov]

:) So funny...

[@tuttu19]

How much it cost for a month?

[@mwinner101]

$1500/month! 😳

[@adammorra3813]

@@mwinner101 What are you kidding me? That's too much for my case.

[@imstevemcqueen]

No

[@MarioBarretta]

why no?

[@sonicplays8740]

@@MarioBarretta I agree, why no?

[@drazenbabic9893]

Because they have your data?

[@yamanal_halabi6400]

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