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I will create sql server backend with microsoft access frontend
Database developer : Customer satisfaction is my first priority
Hi, I am Hasaan Khan, a Business Database Developer specializing in Microsoft Access, VBA, SQL Server, and MySQL. I have completed 215+ projects on Fiverr, building custom ERP, CRM, inventory, warehou...
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Is your Microsoft Access database hitting its limits?
I'm Hasaan Khan, a Business Database Developer with 215+ completed projects, upgrading Access systems to SQL Server and MySQL backends for growing businesses.
Access alone struggles with multiple users, large datasets and remote access. I split your database into a proper client-server setup: Access stays as the familiar frontend, while SQL Server or MySQL handles the data scaling without a full rebuild.
What's included:
- Backend migration to SQL Server or MySQL
- ODBC / linked table configuration
- Access frontend re-linked and tested
- Query and stored procedure conversion
- Multi-user access without corruption risk
- Performance tuning for large tables
- Optional cloud setup (Azure SQL, AWS RDS)
Why upgrade:
- Supports many more concurrent users
- Stronger security and permissions
- Handles larger data volumes reliably
- Enables remote/cloud access
- Reduces file corruption risk
Before ordering, message me with:
- Your current Access database
- Number of users / expected growth
- Preferred backend (SQL Server, MySQL, or unsure)
I'll review your setup and recommend the right package.
Platform:
MS Access
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MS SQL
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MySQL
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PL/SQL
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SQL Server
Expertise:
Design
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ERD
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SQL
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Performance
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Virtualization
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FAQ
Do I need to already have SQL Server or MySQL set up?
No — I can set up the backend for you as part of the project if you don't have one yet.
Will my existing Access forms and reports still work?
Yes. The frontend stays in Access; only the data storage moves to the new backend, so your forms/reports keep working after re-linking.
How much data can this handle compared to plain Access?
SQL Server and MySQL handle far larger datasets and far more concurrent users than an Access-only database, which is limited to around 2GB and struggles past a handful of simultaneous users.
Will this fix my slow database?
In most cases, yes — moving to a proper backend usually resolves performance issues caused by too many users or too much data. If the slowness is caused by something else (bad query design, VBA), I'll flag that separately.
Is my data kept confidential during migration?
Yes. Your data and credentials are used only for your project and handled securely.
